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Bibliographic Subjects » MEASUREMENT of HAPPINESS » Phenomenology of happiness

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MEASUREMENT of HAPPINESS Phenomenology of happiness
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Phenomenology of happiness, lived experience, mental gestalt of happiness
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Publications that report an empirical study that used a valid measure of happiness, the results of which are eligible for inclusion in the findings archive

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List of Publications on this Subject

Authors Title / Source Year Blothner, D. Der glückliche Augenblick. (The Happy Moment).
Bouvier Verlag, 1993, Bonn, Germany 1993 Ellis, C.G. Chronic Unhappiness. Investigating thePhenomenon in Family Practice.
Canadian Family Physician, 1996, Vol. 42, 645 - 650 1996 Hoffmann, R. Zur Psychologie des Glücks: Eine empirische Untersuchung. (On Psychology of Happiness: An Empirical Study.)
Doctoral Dissertation, Ludwig Maximilian University, 1981, München, Germany 1981 Linder, G.A. Das Problem des Glücks: Psychologische Untersuchungen über die menschliche Glückseligkeit. (The Problem of Happiness: Psychological Research on Peoples Felicity).
Carl Gerald's Sohn, 1968, Vienna, Austria 1968 Mayer, W. Zur Phänomenologie abnormaler Glücksgefühle. (On Fenomenology of the Abnormal Feeling of Happiness).
Zeitschrift für Pathopsychologie, 1914, Vol. 2, 588 1914 Mayring, P. Psychologie des Glücks. (Psychology of Happiness).
Kohlhammer, 1991, Germany 1991 Oatley, K. Best Laid Schemes. The Psychology of Emotions.
Cambridge University Press, 1992, Cambridge, UK 1992 Parse, R.R. Joy-Sorrow: A Study Using the Parse Research Method.
Nursing Science Quarterly, 1997, Vol. 10, 80 - 87 1997 Schroo, I. Gewoon Gelukkig. (Simply Happy).
Gottmer Publishers, 1997, Bloemendaal, Netherlands 1997 Shirabe, M. What Can We Induce From the Introspective Reports of Subjects?: Part Two.
Social Indicators Research, 1999, Vol. 47, 61 -71 1999