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  1. Exploring How People Perceive Their Performance in Evolutionarily Significant Domains of Life
  2. National wealth, individualism, generalised trust, and religiosity as moderators of the relationship between helping strangers and life satisfaction in 137 societies
  3. Measurement Invariance of the Satisfaction With Life Scale in South Korea
  4. Longitudinal Relationships Between Social Connection, Agency, and Emotional Well-Being: A 13-Year Study
  5. Mental Balance in 116 Nations: Where It Is Experienced and Valued
  6. Do Cross-Group Differences in Life Satisfaction Reflect Measurement Bias or True Differences in Life Satisfaction? Evidence from a Dutch National Sample
  7. Reciprocal relationships between personality traits and psychological well‐being
  8. Temporal Associations between Religiosity and Subjective Well-Being in a Nationally Representative Australian Sample
  9. Stability and Change in Subjective, Psychological, and Social Well-Being: A Latent State-Trait Analysis of Mental Health Continuum–Short Form in Korea and the Netherlands
  10. Latent State-Trait Modeling of Satisfaction with Life Scale: An Item-Level Analysis Using Dutch Panel Data
  11. A global index of anti-immigrant xenophobia: associations with cultural dimensions, national well-being, and economic indicators in 151 nations
  12. Self-esteem predicts positive affect directly and self-efficacy indirectly: a 10-year longitudinal study
  13. Nurses' well‐being during the coronavirus (2019) pandemic: A longitudinal mixed‐methods study
  14. Feelings of personal expressiveness predict future increases in life satisfaction and meaning in life: A four-wave longitudinal study
  15. The relationship between fatalistic beliefs and well-being depends on personal and national religiosity: A study in 34 countries
  16. Predictors of aversion to happiness: New Insights from a multi-national study
  17. Longitudinal Relations Between Depressive Symptoms and Life Satisfaction Over 15 Years
  18. Boosting Student Wellbeing Despite a Pandemic: Positive Psychology Interventions and the Impact of Sleep in the United Arab Emirates
  19. Neuroticism and Openness Moderate the Relationship Between Negative Affect and Life Satisfaction: a Multi-Level Bayesian Analysis
  20. Predictors of Life Satisfaction in New Zealand: Analysis of a National Dataset
  21. Longitudinal Relationships Between Personality Traits and Social Well-Being: A Two-Decade Study
  22. Between authority and common sense: development and investigation of a model explaining COVID-19 preventive behaviours
  23. Personality traits and psychological well-being as moderators of the relationship between stressors and negative affect: A daily diary study
  24. The Temporal Relationship Between Self-Acceptance and Generativity over Two Decades
  25. Japanese people's attitudes toward acculturation and intercultural relations
  26. Relationships between present/future orientation and life satisfaction over two decades
  27. National religiosity eases the psychological burden of poverty
  28. Cultural religiosity moderates the relationship between perceived societal injustice and satisfaction with one's life
  29. Within-person relationship between religiosity and life satisfaction: A 20-year study
  30. There is no temporal relationship between hedonic values and life satisfaction: A longitudinal study spanning 13 years
  31. Proximal versus distal ecological stress: Socio-ecological influences on political freedom, well-being, and societal confidence in 159 nations
  32. Positive and Negative Aging Perceptions as Predictors of the Longitudinal Trajectory of Perceived Stress
  33. Conceptions of Happiness Matter: Relationships between Fear and Fragility of Happiness and Mental and Physical Wellbeing
  34. Measurement Invariance of the Scale of Positive and Negative Experience Across 13 Countries
  35. Centrality and Dimensionality of 14 Indicators of Mental Well-Being in Four Countries: Developing an Integrative Framework to Guide Theorizing and Measurement
  36. Conceptions of Happiness Mediate the Relationship Between the Dark Triad and Well-Being
  37. Correction to: Aversion to Happiness Across Cultures: A Review of Where and Why People are Averse to Happiness
  38. The longitudinal interplay of depressive symptoms and loneliness: causal effects work in both directions and decay to zero before six years
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  41. The Contribution of Positive and Negative Affect to Life Satisfaction across Age
  42. Impacts of colder and hotter climates on richer and poorer people’s daily functioning
  43. Predictors of life satisfaction in the United Arab Emirates: Results based on Gallup data
  44. Towards a greater global understanding of wellbeing: A proposal for a more inclusive measure
  45. Internet Access and Voicing Opinions: The Moderating Roles of Age and the National Economy
  46. Differential Relationships of Hedonic and Eudaimonic Well‐Being with Self‐Control and Long‐Term Orientation
  47. Predictors of life satisfaction in Australia: A study drawing upon annual data from the Gallup World Poll
  48. Religiosity’s Nomological Network and Temporal Change
  49. Work–Family Spillover and Subjective Well-Being: The Moderating Role of Coping Strategies
  50. Lay Conceptions of Happiness: Associations With Reported Well-Being, Personality Traits, and Materialism
  51. A multidimensional understanding of prosperity and well-being at country level: Data-driven explorations
  52. An international survey of perceptions of the 2014 FIFA World Cup: National levels of corruption as a context for perceptions of institutional corruption
  53. The relationship between gender and life satisfaction: analysis across demographic groups and global regions
  54. The Relationship Between Domain Satisfaction and Domain Importance: The Moderating Role of Depression
  55. The Dual Model of Materialism: Success Versus Happiness Materialism on Present and Future Life Satisfaction
  56. Satisfaction with Life Declines with Age in Malaysia: an Exploratory Analysis of Factors Influencing Subjective Well-Being in a Developing/Middle-Income Country
  57. Factor Structure and Measurement Invariance of the MHC-SF in the USA
  58. Predictors of life satisfaction in a large representative sample from Italy
  59. Predictors of life satisfaction in a large nationally representative Japanese sample
  60. A two-dimensional conceptual framework for understanding mental well-being
  61. Burnout, depression, efficacy beliefs, and work-related variables among school teachers
  62. Subjective health in relation to hedonic and eudaimonic wellbeing: Evidence from the Gallup World Poll
  63. Similarities and differences in predictors of life satisfaction across age groups: A 150-country study
  64. Is Subjective Ill-Being Related to Islamophobia in Germany? In Search for Moderators
  65. Gender differences in the predictors of life satisfaction across 150 nations
  66. Longitudinal associations between subjective and psychological well-being in Japan: A four-year cross-lagged panel study
  67. The importance of national levels of eudaimonic well-being to life satisfaction in old age: a global study
  68. Cultural religiosity as the moderator of the relationship between affective experience and life satisfaction: A study in 147 countries.
  69. Income satisfaction is less predictive of life satisfaction in individuals who believe their lives have meaning or purpose: A 94-nation study
  70. Optimal human functioning around the world: A new index of eudaimonic well-being in 166 nations
  71. A Positive Psychology Intervention Program in a Culturally-Diverse University: Boosting Happiness and Reducing Fear
  72. Directionality of the relationship between social well-being and subjective well-being: evidence from a 20-year longitudinal study
  73. The structure of the MHC-SF in a large American sample: contributions of multidimensional scaling
  74. Relationship Between Emotional Expression Discrepancy and Life Satisfaction Across Culture and Personal Values
  75. Fear and fragility of happiness as mediators of the relationship between insecure attachment and subjective well-being
  76. Investigating the relationships between subjective well-being and psychological well-being over two decades.
  77. Evaluating the Factor Structure of the MIDI Personality Scale Using Exploratory Structural Equation Modeling
  78. Fragility of happiness moderates the influence of negative predictors of subjective well-Being
  79. The Global Challenge of Jihadist Terrorism: A Quality-of-Life Model
  80. Mediators of the relationship between externality of happiness and subjective well-being
  81. Factorial/Discriminant Validity and Longitudinal Measurement Invariance of MHC-SF in Korean Young Adults
  82. Structural and discriminant validity of the tripartite model of mental well-being: differential relationships with the big five traits
  83. The Tripartite Model of Mental Well-Being in Iran: Factorial and Discriminant Validity
  84. Discriminant validity of hedonic, social, and psychological well-being in two Italian samples
  85. Optimism as the moderator of the relationship between fragility of happiness beliefs and experienced happiness
  86. Islamic Conceptions of Well-Being
  87. Factor structure and criterion validity of original and short versions of the Negative and Positive Affect Scale (NAPAS)
  88. Conceptions of happiness and life satisfaction: An exploratory study in 14 national groups
  89. Factor structure of mental well-being: Contributions of exploratory structural equation modeling
  90. The factor structure of the mental health continuum-short form (MHC-SF) in Serbia: an evaluation using exploratory structural equation modeling
  91. The Factor Structure and Measurement Invariance of Positive and Negative Affect
  92. Reinvestigation of the factor structure of the MHC-SF in the Netherlands: Contributions of exploratory structural equation modeling
  93. The Value of Exploratory Structural Equation Modeling in Identifying Factor Overlap in the Mental Health Continuum-Short Form (MHC-SF): A Study with a New Zealand Sample
  94. Individualism as the moderator of the relationship between hedonism and happiness: A study in 19 nations
  95. Religiosity moderates the relationship between negative affect and life satisfaction: A study in 29 European countries
  96. Gender Differences in the Relationship Between Domain-Specific and General Life Satisfaction: A Study in Iran and Serbia
  97. A New Look at the Factor Structure of the MHC-SF in Iran and the United States Using Exploratory Structural Equation Modeling
  98. Factor Structure of Subjective Well-Being in Iran
  99. Revisiting the Empirical Distinction Between Hedonic and Eudaimonic Aspects of Well-Being Using Exploratory Structural Equation Modeling
  100. Religiosity Moderates the Relationship between Income Inequality and Life Satisfaction across the Globe
  101. Religiosity Reduces the Negative Influence of Injustice on Subjective Well-being: A Study in 121 Nations
  102. Fragility of Happiness Beliefs Across 15 National Groups
  103. Self‐esteem mediates the relationship between spirituality and subjective well‐being in Iran
  104. Differences in the endorsement of various conceptions of well-being between two Iranian groups.
  105. Aversion to Happiness Across Cultures: A Review of Where and Why People are Averse to Happiness
  106. Cross-Cultural Validation of Fear of Happiness Scale Across 14 National Groups
  107. Measurement invariance of the Mental Health Continuum-Short Form (MHC-SF) across three cultural groups
  108. The influence of fear of happiness beliefs on responses to the satisfaction with life scale
  109. Eastern Conceptualizations of Happiness: Fundamental Differences with Western Views
  110. Fear of Happiness Scale
  111. Development and Initial Validation of a Scale to Assess Sufi Beliefs
  112. A Comparison of Western and Islamic Conceptions of Happiness
  113. Mental Well-Being in Iran: The Importance of Comprehensive Well-Being in Understanding the Linkages of Personality and Values
  114. Investigation of the factor structure of spirituality and religiosity in Iranian Shiite university students
  115. The Big Five personality domains as predictors of social wellbeing in Iranian university students
  116. Investigation of the Contribution of Spirituality and Religiousness to Hedonic and Eudaimonic Well-Being in Iranian Young Adults
  117. Investigation of the relation between cultural estrangement and hedonic and eudaimonic aspects of well-being in Iranian young adults
  118. Linking social axioms with indicators of positive interpersonal, social and environmental functioning in Iran: An exploratory study
  119. Big Five Personality Traits and Self-Esteem as Predictors of Life Satisfaction in Iranian Muslim University Students
  120. Value priorities as predictors of hedonic and eudaimonic aspects of well-being
  121. Levels of Mental Health Continuum and Personality Traits
  122. Social Participation, Sense of Community and Social Well Being: A Study on American, Italian and Iranian University Students