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Bibliographic Subject Keyword: Overview of theories

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obedience obese Obesity in nation Obesity in region Objective vs. Subjective concepts Object of aspirations object of club Object of goals Object of life goals observation Observation techniques Observed effects on happiness of interventions at individual level Observed effects on happiness of policy on …. obsessive obtrusive Occupation occupation Occupational prestige occupied occurrence oe parent family Of adults Of children Of compatriots office official offspring Of intimates Of people in general Of people in other countries/regions Of social categories oil old old age home old days oligarchy olympics on basis of known conditions one child family one item One parent family one parent family one parent family back group one person company On further indicators of well-being On happiness online communication Only child on social security Open open open ended open marriage Openness openness openness for enjoyment Openness in nation Openness of economy in nation Openness of economy in vicinity Openness to experience Open questions opinion opinion climate opportunity to choose opposition optimal experience Optimal mix of conditions optimal mood Optimal ratio of positive and negative affect optimism Optimism/Positivity optimist Oral cancer order ordinary use Organization organization Organizational justice organizational silence Organizations organizations organ transplant orientation Orientations to Happiness Questionnaire OHQ or OTH Orientations to Happiness Questionnaire OTH or OHQ orientation to happiness originality orphan orphanage orthodox osteoporosis other perspective taking other rating other than happiness out-of-town Outbreak COVID-19 epidemic outcome outcomes Outdoor activities outer Outer conditions outer vs inner causation outgroup outlook outlook on life out of danger outsider Over-education over-pessimism over-time Over/under qualified for job overall happiness Overall participation over educated over employment overthinking over time overtime overview Overview of explanations Overview of theories
Publication Publication subjects using this keyword If We are So Rich, Why Aren't we Happy? Research on Well-Being: Some Advice from Jeremy Bentham. Happiness is the Frequency, not Intensity, of Positive versus Negative Affect. The Relationship of Self Actualisation, Internal Locus of Control and Sexual Activity to the Experience of Life Satisfaction in the Elderly. Needs, Rights and Resources in Quality of Life Research. Happiness, Pleasure and Judgement. The Contextual Theory and Its Applications. The Experience of Emotional Well-Being. Objective Happiness. Job Loss and Mood. The Opponent-Process Theory of Acquired Motivation. The Costs of Pleasure and the Benefits of Pain. Need Satisfaction and Involvement in Personal Projects: Toward an Integrative Model of Subjective Well-Being. Bedürfnis als Basis des Wirtschaftens. Entwicklung im sozialökonomischen Denken und Bedeutung für eine neuen ökonomische Wissenschaft. (Needs as Basis of Economy: Development in Socio-Economic Thought and Its Significance for a New Science of Economy). On General Need Related Quality of Life: A Psychological Theory for Use in Medical Rehabilitation and Psychiatry. Lust und Glück: Überlegungen zur Gefühlspsychologie. (Pleasure and Happiness: Thoughts on a Psychology of Emotion). Moods: Their Personal Dynamics and Significance. The Psychic Costs of Intense Positive Affect. The Biopsychology of Mood and Arousal. Differentiating Affect, Mood and Emotion. Toward Functionally Based Conceptual Distinctions. Further Evidence of the Relation of the Euphoric Attitude to Sleep and Exercise. Emotional Responses to Other Persons in Everyday Life Situations. Psychologie de la Joie. (Psychology of Joy). Influence of Extraversion and Neuroticism on Subjective Well-Being: Happy and Unhappy People. Flow. The Psychology of Optimal Experience. Beyond Boredom and Anxiety. Life Satisfaction and Well-Being among Poles and Belgians: A Preliminary Verification of "Onion" Theory of Happiness. Uber Zufriedenheit, Glück und Ekstase. (On Contentment, Happiness and Ecstasy). The Opponent Process Theory and Affective Reactions. Natural Selection and the Elusiveness of Happiness. Religion and Happiness: Still no Association. Some Conceptual and Methodological Issues on Happiness: Lessons from Evolutionary Biology. Narrative Meaning Making and Integration: Toward a better Understanding of the Way Falling Ill Influences Quality of Life. Life-Satisfaction is More a Matter of Feeling Well Than Having What You Want. Tests of Veenhoven's Theory
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