Special publics Special public: Teens, adolescents Path AGE groups Youth Teens, adolescents Number of studies 375 Additional keywords teenagers, puberty Related publics Related correlational subjects List of Studies on this Public Reference Title of publication Public Simmons et al. (1973): study US 1968 Disturbance in the Self-Image at Adolescence. Public school pupils age 8-18, Baltimore, USA, 1968 CBS (1984b): study NL 1979 De Leefsituatie van de Nederlandse Jeugd van 13-24 jaar in 1979. Deel 4.(Life Situation of the Dutch Youth of 13-24 in 1979, Vol. 4: An Analysis of Youth in One-Parent Families.) Adolescents, The Netherlands, 1979 Ramzy-Saleh Guirguis & Hermans (1973): study NL 1970 Correlates of Psychological Well-Being and Emotionality. Secundary school pupils, The Netherlands, 1970 Daly & Carpenter (1985): study US 1982 Adjustment of Vietnamese Refugee Youths: A Self- Report. 15 - 21 aged Vietnames refugees living in a foster home, USA, 1982-83 Noelle-Neumann (1977a): study XZ Germany West 1976 /4 Politik und Glück. (Politics and Happiness). 16-29 aged and pensioners, West-Germany, 1976 Noelle-Neumann (1977a): study XZ Germany West 1976 /5 Politik und Glück. (Politics and Happiness). 16-29 aged and pensioners, West-Germany, 1976 Noelle-Neumann (1977a): study XZ Germany West 1976 /8 Politik und Glück. (Politics and Happiness). 16-29 aged and persioners, West-Germany, 1976 Simmons et al. (1977): study US 1972 /1 Gift of Life: The Social and Psychological Impact of Organ Transplantation. 8-20 aged renal (ex-)patients and controls, USA, 1972-1973 Verkuyten (1986a): study NL 1984 The Impact of Ethnic and Sex Differences on Happiness among Adolescents in the Netherlands. Adolescents, autochtones and allochtones, Rotterdam, The Netherlands, 1984 Schaefer & Bayley (1963): study US 1929 Maternal Behavior, Child Behavior and Their Intercorrelation. Children followed from age 0 to 18, Berkeley, California, USA, 1929-47 Schaefer & Bayley (1963): study US 1929 /1 Maternal Behavior, Child Behavior and Their Intercorrelation. Girls, followed from age 0 to 18, Berkely, California, USA, 1929-47 Bachman et al. (1978): study US 1966 /1 Youth in Transition, Vol. VI. Adolescence to Adulthood. Change and Stability in the Lives of Young Men. Public highschool boys followed 8 years from grade 10, USA, 1966-74 Kalmuss et al. (1992): study US 1989 Short-Term Consequences of Parenting Versus Adoption among Young Unmarried Woman. Unmarried teenage mothers, USA, 1989-1990 Larson (1989): study US 1984 /2 Is Feeling "In Control" Related to Happiness in Daily Life? Adolescents suburban Chicago high school, USA, followed 2 years, 198?-8? Charness & Grosskopf (2001): study ES 1998 Relative Pay offs and Happiness: An Experimental Study. University students, Barcelona, Spain, 1998 Spruijt (1997): study NL 1992 Stepfamily Lifestyles and Adolescent Well-Being in the Netherlands. 12 - 24 aged children of divorce, 1992, The Netherlands Abdel-Khalek (2006a): study KW 2002 Measuring Happiness by a Single Item Scale. Secondary school students, Kuwait 2002 Lee (2003): study KR 2000 Daily Contextual Variations in Levels of Adolescent Happiness. Middle school students, South Korea, 200? Loehlin & Nichols (1976): study US 1963 Heredity, Environment and Personality. A Study of 850 Sets of Twins. Adolescent same-sex twins, USA, 1963 Winkelmann (2006): study DE 2000 Parental Separation and Well-Being of Youths. Evidence from Germany. 16-18 aged, Germany, 2000-2001 Winkelmann (2004): study XZ Germany West 1984 Subjective Well-Being and the Family: Results from an Ordered Probit Model with Multiple Random Effects. Parents and their 16+ aged children, West-Germany, followed from 1984 to 1997 Veenhoven & Verkuyten (1989): study NL 1986 The Well-Being of Only Children. Secondary school pupils, The Netherlands, 1986 Spijkerboer et al. (2006): study NL 2006 Health-Related Quality of Life in Children and Adolescents after Invasive Treatment for Congenital Hearth Disease. Children treated for heart disease 8 years ago, Netherlands, 2006 Hanrahan (2005): study MX 2005 Using Psychological Skills Training from Sport Psychology to Enhance the Life Satisfaction of Adolescent Mexican Orphans. 15-20 aged, before and after training, Mexico, 2005 Duimel (2007): study NL 2005 Tieners en Geluk: Liever een Leven Online dan een Gezinsleven? ( Teenage Happiness: Link with Family Life and Life On-Line.) Teenagers, Netherlands, 200? Zullig et al. (2005): study US SouthCarolina 2005 Adolescent Health-Related Quality of Life and Perceived Satisfaction with Life. 13-18 aged high school students, public high schools grades 9-12, South Carolina, USA, 200? TerBogt et al. (2003): study NL 2001 Psychische Gezondheid, Risicogedrag en Welbevinden van Nederlandse Scholieren. ( Psychlogical Health, Risk Behavior and Well-Being of Dutch Adolescents). 11-15 aged schoolchildren, the Netherlands, 2001 Bradshaw et al. (2006): study ZZ OECD member states 2001 Comparing Child Well-Being in OECD Countries: Concepts and Methods. Adolescents, 29 nations, 2001 Currie et al. (2004): study ZZ Developed nations 2001 Young People's Health in Context, Health Behaviour in School-aged Children study: International Report from the 2001/2002 Survey. Health Policy for Children and Adolescents No.4 11,13 and 15 aged, school children, 33 countries and regions, 2001 Langeveld (1998): study NL 1992 Quality of Life in Adolescents with Migraine and Other Headaches. Secundary school pupils, Netherlands, 199? Unicef (2001): study ZZ East Asia 2001 Speaking Out! Voices of Children and Adolescents in East Asia and the Pacific: Regional Opinion Survey. 9-17 aged children, 17 countries/regions East Asia and Pacific 2001 Csikszentmihalyi & Hunter (2003): study US 1998 Happiness in Everyday Life: the Uses of Experience Sampling. Teenagers, USA, 199? Man (1991): study CN 1983 The Influence of Peers and Parents on Youth Life Satisfaction in Hong Kong. 13-16 aged students, Hong Kong, 1983-1984. Cheng & Furnham (2003a): study GB London 2003 Personality, Self-Esteem, and Demographic Predictions of Happiness and Depression. Students, London, UK, 2003 Petersen-Ewert et al. (2005): study ZZ Europe 2003 Development and Pilot-Testing of a Health Related Quality of Life Chronic Generic Module for Children and Adolescents with Chronic Health Conditions: A European Perspective. 8-16 aged chronic patients, 7 EU countries, 2003 Prins (2008): study NL 2007 De Deugd van Tegenwoordig. Onderzoek naar Jongeren en hun Grenzen. ( Virtue today; a study on risk behavior among youngsters). 12-18 aged, The Netherlands, 2007 Casas et al. (2007): study ES 1999 The Well-Being of 12-to-16-Year-Old Adolescents and their Parents: Results from 1999 to 2003 Spanish Samples. Adolescents, Spain 1999 Casas et al. (2007): study ES 2003 The Well-Being of 12-to-16-Year-Old Adolescents and their Parents: Results from 1999 to 2003 Spanish Samples. Adolescents, Spain 2003 Middle class families, Catalonia Langeveld (1998): study NL 1993 Quality of Life in Adolescents with Migraine and Other Headaches. 12-18 aged migraine patients and controls, followed 26 months, The Netherlands, 199? Zuzanek (2006): study CA 2001 Adolescent Time use and Well-Being from a Comparative Perspective. 12-19 aged, Ontario, Canada, 2001/2003 Langeveld (1998): study NL 1990 /1 Quality of Life in Adolescents with Migraine and Other Headaches. 12-18 aged chronic headache patients, Netherlands 199? Langeveld (1998): study NL 1992 /1 Quality of Life in Adolescents with Migraine and Other Headaches. 12-18 aged, chronic headache patients, The Netherlands, 199? Brown & Kasser (2005): study US 2005 Are Psychological and Ecological Well-Being Compatible? The Role of Values, Mindfulness, and Lifestyle. 10+ aged, middle and high school students, USA Currie et al. (2008): study ZZ Developed nations 2005 Inequalities in Young People's Health: International Report from the HBSC 2005/2006 Survey. Health Policy for Children and Adolescents, No.5, 11,13 and 15 aged, school children, 41 countries and regions, 2005-2006 Trzcinski & Holst (2006): study DE 2001 Setting the Set Point. Initial Predictors of Life Satisfaction in Early Adulthood. 17 aged, Germany, 2001-2004 McKnight-Hexdall & Huebner (2007): study US 2004 Subjective Well-Being in Pediatric Oncology Patients. 11-21 aged lymphoma patients and controls, USA, 2004 Langeveld et al. (1999): study NL 1997 Do Experienced Stress and Trait Negative Affectivity Moderate the Relationship between Headache and Quality Adolescents? 12-18 aged headache patients, The Netherlands, 1997 Freeman et al. (1986): study US 1979 Adolescence and its Recollections: Toward an Interpretive Model of Development. Adolescents, USA followed 2 years, 1979-1981 VanHoof & Raaijmakers (2002): study NL 1997 The Spatial Integration of Adolescent Identity: Its Relation to Age, Education, and subjective Well-Being. 12-21 aged, secondary schools, The Netherlands, 1997? Wu (2008): study TW 2005 Examining the Appropriateness of Importance Weighting on Satisfaction Score from Range-of-Affect Hypothesis: Hierarchical Linear Modeling for Within-Subject Data. Secondary school pupils, Taiwan, 2005 Baltatescu (2003): study RO Oradea 2003 Sport Participation and Subjective Well-Being of Adolescents: Mediation of Self-Esteem and Leisure Satisfaction. High school students, Oradea, Romenia, Casas et al. (2003): study ES Cataluna 1999 Strategies to Achieve Goals Related to TV or Computer Activities: Their Correlates with Adolescents' Well-Being. 12-16 aged, secondary schools pupils, Catalunya, Spain, 1999 Rees et al. (2012): study GB 2008 The Good Childhood Report 2012. A Review of Our Children's Well-Being. Children 8-15, United Kingdom, 2010 Iannotti et al. (2009): study ZZ Developed nations 2008 Interrelationships of Adolescent Physical Activity, Screen-based Sedentary Behavior and Social and Psychological Health. 11, 13 and 15 aged, 41 nations, 2008-2009 Eurobarometer (1991): study BE 1989 /1 Eurobarometer. (1991). Trends 74-90 B1: The Public Opinion in the E.C. Teens, adolescents, Belgium, 1989 Ukrainian Monitoring Center (2000): study UA 1999 Personal communication Teens, adolescents, Ukraine, 1999 Nauenburg (2002): study AT 2000 Euro Module Data Tables, June 2002 18+ aged, general public, Austria, 2000 BHPS (2010): study GB 1994 /1 British Household Panel Survey: website Teens, adolescents, United Kingdom, 1994-95 BHPS (2010): study GB 1995 /1 British Household Panel Survey: website Teens, adolescents, United Kingdom, 1995-96 BHPS (2010): study GB 1996 /1 British Household Panel Survey: website Teens, adolescents, United Kingdom, 1996-97 BHPS (2010): study GB 1997 /1 British Household Panel Survey: website Teens, adolescents, United Kingdom, 1997-98 BHPS (2010): study GB 1998 /1 British Household Panel Survey: website Teens, adolescents, United Kingdom, 1998-99 BHPS (2010): study GB 1999 /1 British Household Panel Survey: website Teens, adolescents, United Kingdom, 1999-2000 BHPS (2010): study GB 2000 /1 British Household Panel Survey: website Teens, adolescents, United Kingdom, 2000-01 BHPS (2010): study GB 2001 /1 British Household Panel Survey: website Teens, adolescents, United Kingdom, 2001-02 BHPS (2010): study GB 2002 /1 British Household Panel Survey: website Teens, adolescents, United Kingdom, 2002-03 BHPS (2010): study GB 2003 /1 British Household Panel Survey: website Teens, adolescents, United Kingdom, 2003-04 BHPS (2010): study GB 2004 /1 British Household Panel Survey: website Teens, adolescents, United Kingdom, 2004-05 BHPS (2010): study GB 2006 /1 British Household Panel Survey: website Teens, adolescents, United Kingdom, 2006 Unicef (2001): study AU 2001 Speaking Out! Voices of Children and Adolescents in East Asia and the Pacific: Regional Opinion Survey. Teens, adolescents, Australia, 2001 Unicef (2001): study KH 2001 Speaking Out! Voices of Children and Adolescents in East Asia and the Pacific: Regional Opinion Survey. Teens, adolescents, Cambodia, 2001 Unicef (2001): study CN 2001 Speaking Out! Voices of Children and Adolescents in East Asia and the Pacific: Regional Opinion Survey. Teens, adolescents, China, 2001 Unicef (2001): study TL 2001 Speaking Out! Voices of Children and Adolescents in East Asia and the Pacific: Regional Opinion Survey. Teens, adolescents, Timor-Leste, 2001 Unicef (2001): study HK 2001 Speaking Out! Voices of Children and Adolescents in East Asia and the Pacific: Regional Opinion Survey. Teens, adolescents, Hong Kong, 2001 Unicef (2001): study ID 2001 Speaking Out! Voices of Children and Adolescents in East Asia and the Pacific: Regional Opinion Survey. Teens, adolescents, Indonesia, 2001 Unicef (2001): study LA 2001 Speaking Out! Voices of Children and Adolescents in East Asia and the Pacific: Regional Opinion Survey. Teens, adolescents, Laos, 2001 Unicef (2001): study MO 2001 Speaking Out! Voices of Children and Adolescents in East Asia and the Pacific: Regional Opinion Survey. Teens, adolescents, Macao, 2001 Unicef (2001): study MY 2001 Speaking Out! Voices of Children and Adolescents in East Asia and the Pacific: Regional Opinion Survey. Teens, adolescents, Malaysia, 2001 Unicef (2001): study MN 2001 Speaking Out! Voices of Children and Adolescents in East Asia and the Pacific: Regional Opinion Survey. Teens, adolescents, Mongolia, 2001 Unicef (2001): study MM 2001 Speaking Out! Voices of Children and Adolescents in East Asia and the Pacific: Regional Opinion Survey. Teens, adolescents, Myanmar, 2001 Unicef (2001): study PG 2001 Speaking Out! Voices of Children and Adolescents in East Asia and the Pacific: Regional Opinion Survey. Teens, adolescents, Papua New Guinea, 2001 Unicef (2001): study PH 2001 Speaking Out! Voices of Children and Adolescents in East Asia and the Pacific: Regional Opinion Survey. Teens, adolescents, Philippines, 2001 Unicef (2001): study KR 2001 Speaking Out! Voices of Children and Adolescents in East Asia and the Pacific: Regional Opinion Survey. Teens, adolescents, Korea,(South), 2001 Unicef (2001): study SG 2001 Speaking Out! Voices of Children and Adolescents in East Asia and the Pacific: Regional Opinion Survey. Teens, adolescents, Singapore, 2001 Unicef (2001): study TH 2001 Speaking Out! Voices of Children and Adolescents in East Asia and the Pacific: Regional Opinion Survey. Teens, adolescents, Thailand, 2001 Unicef (2001): study VN 2001 Speaking Out! Voices of Children and Adolescents in East Asia and the Pacific: Regional Opinion Survey. Teens, adolescents, Viet Nam, 2001 Simoes et al. (2009): study PT 2001 Personal and Social Features in Adolescent's Health. Adolescents, Portugal, 2001-02 Newman (1946): study US 1937 The Adolescent in Social Groups. Studies in the Observation of Personality. Teenagers observed 4 years during after school activities, USA, 194? Vieno et al. (2009): study IT Veneto 2006 Health Status in Immigrants and Native Early Adolescents in Italy. 10-18 aged general public, Vieno: Italy, 2006 Verkuyten (1989): study NL 1984 Happiness among Adolescents in the Netherlands: Ethnic and Sex Differences. 13-16 aged general public, Netherlands, 198? HBSC (2002): study AT 2001 HBSC Survey 2001/2002 Survey (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Austria, 2001 HBSC (2002): study CA 2001 HBSC Survey 2001/2002 Survey (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Canada, 2001 HBSC (2002): study CH 2001 HBSC Survey 2001/2002 Survey (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Switzerland, 2001 HBSC (2002): study CZ 2001 HBSC Survey 2001/2002 Survey (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Czech Republic, 2001 HBSC (2002): study DE 2001 /1 HBSC Survey 2001/2002 Survey (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Germany, 2001 HBSC (2002): study DK 2001 HBSC Survey 2001/2002 Survey (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Denmark, 2001 HBSC (2002): study EE 2001 /1 HBSC Survey 2001/2002 Survey (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Estonia, 2001 HBSC (2002): study GB 2001 HBSC Survey 2001/2002 Survey (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, United Kingdom, 2001 HBSC (2002): study ES 2001 HBSC Survey 2001/2002 Survey (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Spain, 2001 HBSC (2002): study FI 2001 HBSC Survey 2001/2002 Survey (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Finland, 2001 HBSC (2002): study FR 2001 HBSC Survey 2001/2002 Survey (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, France, 2001 HBSC (2002): study GL 2001 HBSC Survey 2001/2002 Survey (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Austria, 2001 HBSC (2002): study HR 2001 HBSC Survey 2001/2002 Survey (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Croatia, 2001 HBSC (2002): study HU 2001 HBSC Survey 2001/2002 Survey (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Hungary, 2001 HBSC (2002): study IE 2001 HBSC Survey 2001/2002 Survey (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Ireland, 2001 HBSC (2002): study IL 2001 HBSC Survey 2001/2002 Survey (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Israel, 2001 HBSC (2002): study IT 2001 HBSC Survey 2001/2002 Survey (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Italy, 2001 HBSC (2002): study LT 2001 HBSC Survey 2001/2002 Survey (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Lithuania, 2001 HBSC (2002): study LV 2001 HBSC Survey 2001/2002 Survey (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Latvia, 2001 HBSC (2002): study MK 2001 HBSC Survey 2001/2002 Survey (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Macedonia, 2001 HBSC (2002): study NL 2001 HBSC Survey 2001/2002 Survey (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Netherlands, 2001 HBSC (2002): study NO 2001 HBSC Survey 2001/2002 Survey (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Norway, 2001 HBSC (2002): study PL 2001 HBSC Survey 2001/2002 Survey (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Poland, 2001 HBSC (2002): study PT 2001 HBSC Survey 2001/2002 Survey (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Portugal, 2001 HBSC (2002): study RU 2001 HBSC Survey 2001/2002 Survey (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Russia, 2001 HBSC (2002): study GB Scotland 2001 HBSC Survey 2001/2002 Survey (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Scotland, United Kingdom, 2001 HBSC (2002): study SE 2001 HBSC Survey 2001/2002 Survey (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Austria, 2001 HBSC (2002): study SI 2001 HBSC Survey 2001/2002 Survey (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Slovenia, 2001 HBSC (2002): study UA 2001 HBSC Survey 2001/2002 Survey (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Ukraine, 2001 HBSC (2002): study US 2001 HBSC Survey 2001/2002 Survey (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, United States, 2001 HBSC (2002): study GB Wales 2001 HBSC Survey 2001/2002 Survey (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Wales, United Kingdom, 2001 HBSC (2005): study AT 2005 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Austria, 2005 HBSC (2005): study BE 2005 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Belgium, Flanders, 2005 HBSC (2005): study BG 2005 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Bulgaria, 2005 HBSC (2005): study CA 2005 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Canada, 2005 HBSC (2005): study CH 2005 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Switzerland, 2005 HBSC (2005): study CZ 2005 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Czech Republic, 2005 HBSC (2005): study DE 2005 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Germany, 2005 HBSC (2005): study DK 2005 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Denmark, 2005 HBSC (2005): study EE 2005 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Estonia, 2005 HBSC (2005): study GB 2005 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, United Kingdom, 2005 HBSC (2005): study ES 2005 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Spain, 2005 HBSC (2005): study FI 2005 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Finland, 2005 HBSC (2005): study FR 2005 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, France, 2005 HBSC (2005): study GL 2005 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Greenland, 2005 HBSC (2005): study GR 2005 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Greece, 2005 HBSC (2005): study HR 2005 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Croatia, 2005 HBSC (2005): study HU 2005 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Hungary, 2005 HBSC (2005): study IE 2005 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Ireland, 2005 HBSC (2005): study IL 2005 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Israel, 2005 HBSC (2005): study IS 2005 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Iceland, 2005 HBSC (2005): study IT 2005 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Italy, 2005 HBSC (2005): study LT 2005 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Lithuania, 2005 HBSC (2005): study LU 2005 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Luxembourg, 2005 HBSC (2005): study LV 2005 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Latvia, 2005 HBSC (2005): study MK 2005 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Macedonia, 2005 HBSC (2005): study NL 2005 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Netherlands, 2005 HBSC (2005): study NO 2005 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Norway, 2005 HBSC (2005): study PL 2005 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Poland, 2005 HBSC (2005): study PT 2005 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Portugal, 2005 HBSC (2005): study RO 2005 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Romania, 2005 HBSC (2005): study RU 2005 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Russia, 2005 HBSC (2005): study GB Scotland 2005 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Scotland, United Kingdom, 2005 HBSC (2005): study SE 2005 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Sweden, 2005 HBSC (2005): study SI 2005 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Spain, 2005 HBSC (2005): study SK 2005 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Slovakia, 2005 HBSC (2005): study TR 2005 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Turkey, 2005 HBSC (2005): study UA 2005 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Ukraine, 2005 HBSC (2005): study US 2005 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, United States, 2005 HBSC (2005): study GB Wales 2005 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Wales, United Kingdom, 2005 HBSC (2009): study AM 2009 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Armenia, 2009 HBSC (2009): study AT 2009 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Austria, 2009 HBSC (2009): study BE 2009 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Belgium, Flanders, 2009 HBSC (2009): study BE 2009 /1 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Belgium, Wallonia, 2009 HBSC (2009): study BE 2009 /2 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Belgium, 2009 HBSC (2009): study CA 2009 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Canada, 2009 HBSC (2009): study CH 2009 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Switzerland, 2009 HBSC (2009): study CZ 2009 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Czech Republic, 2009 HBSC (2009): study DE 2009 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Germany, 2009 HBSC (2009): study DK 2009 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Denmark, 2009 HBSC (2009): study EE 2009 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Estonia, 2009 HBSC (2009): study GB 2009 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Estonia, 2009 HBSC (2009): study ES 2009 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Spain, 2009 HBSC (2009): study FI 2009 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Finland, 2009 HBSC (2009): study FR 2009 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, France, 2009 HBSC (2009): study GL 2009 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Greenland, 2009 HBSC (2009): study GR 2009 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Greece, 2009 HBSC (2009): study HR 2009 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Croatia, 2009 HBSC (2009): study HU 2009 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Hungary, 2009 HBSC (2009): study IE 2009 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Germany, 2009 HBSC (2009): study IL 2009 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Israel, 2009 HBSC (2009): study IS 2009 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Iceland, 2009 HBSC (2009): study IT 2009 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Italy, 2009 HBSC (2009): study LT 2009 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Lithuania, 2009 HBSC (2009): study LU 2009 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Luxembourg, 2009 HBSC (2009): study LV 2009 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Latvia, 2009 HBSC (2009): study MK 2009 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Macedonia, 2009 HBSC (2009): study NL 2009 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Netherlands, 2009 HBSC (2009): study NO 2009 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Norway, 2009 HBSC (2009): study PL 2009 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Poland, 2009 HBSC (2009): study PT 2009 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Portugal, 2009 HBSC (2009): study RO 2009 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Romania, 2009 HBSC (2009): study RU 2009 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Russia, 2009 HBSC (2009): study GB Scotland 2009 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Scotland, United Kingdom, 2009 HBSC (2009): study SE 2009 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Sweden, 2009 HBSC (2009): study SI 2009 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Slovenia, 2009 HBSC (2009): study SK 2009 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Slovakia, 2009 HBSC (2009): study TR 2009 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Turkey, 2009 HBSC (2009): study UA 2009 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Ukraine, 2009 HBSC (2009): study US 2009 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, United States, 2009 HBSC (2009): study GB Wales 2009 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, Wales, United Kingdom, 2009 HBSC (2002): study GB 2001 /1 HBSC Survey 2001/2002 Survey (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, United Kingdom, 2001 HBSC (2005): study GB 2005 /1 HBSC (Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Survey 2005/2006 Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, United Kingdom, 2009 HBSC (2009): study GB 2009 /1 HBSC Survey 2009/2010 Survey(Health Behavior in School-aged Children) Distributional data from personal communication Teens, adolescents, United Kingdom, 2009 McCullough et al. (2000): study US 1995 Life Events, Self Concept, and Adolescents Positive Subjective Well-Being. High school students, USA 199? Honkala et al. (2006): study KW 2002 Consumption of Sugar Products and Associated Life- and School- Satisfaction and Self-Esteem Factors among Schoolchildren in Kuwait. 11-13 age, schoolchildren, Kuwait, 2002-2003 Gilman & Handwerk (2001): study US 1996 Changes in Life Satisfaction as a Function of Stay in a Residential Setting. 11-14 aged in residential treatment followed 4 months, USA, 1996 Brulé & Veenhoven (2014a): study ZZ Developed nations 1997 Participatory Teaching and Happiness in developed Nations. Adolescents, 22 developed countries, 1997-2006 Cheng & Furnham (2003a): study GB London 2001 Personality, Self-Esteem, and Demographic Predictions of Happiness and Depression. Students. London, UK, 2001 Joiner et al. (1996): study US 1996 Tripartite Structure of Positive and Negative Affect, Depression, and Anxiety in Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Inpatients. 8-16 aged psychiatric inpatients, USA,1996 Grant et al. (2009a): study ZZ 1999 The relationship between life satisfaction and health behavior: a cross-cultural analysis of young adults 17-30 aged students, 21 countries, 2000 Mendolia (2014): study GB 1994 Maternal Working Hours and the Well-Being of Adolescent Children. Children living with working mothers, UK, followed 12 years 1994 - 2006 Singh et al. (2014): study IN 2014 Effects of the demographic Variables and psychometric Properties of the personal Well-being Index for School Children in India. 8-13 aged,school children, India, 2014 Rees et al. (2010): study GB 2010 Developing an Index of Children's Subjective Well-Being in England. Children aged 8-15, England, 2010 Yucel & Vogt Yuan (2016): study GB 2000 Parents, Siblings, or Friends? Exploring Life Satisfaction among Early Adolescents 10-15 aged, UK, 2009 - 2011 Pollock-BarZiv et al. (2003): study CA 2002 Quality of Life and Function Following Cardiac Transplantation In Adolescents 10-18 aged, cardiac patients, Canada, 200? Land et al. (2017): study US 1976 Objective and Subjective Indices of Well-Being: Resolving the Easterlin Happiness-Income Paradox High school seniors, USA, 1976-2012 VanBeuningen & Dewitt (2016): study NL 2015 Welzijn van Jongeren: Geluk en Tevredenheid met het Leven onder Jongeren van 12 tot 25 Jaar. (Well-Being among Youngsters: Happiness and Satisfaction with Life among youngsters aged 12 - 25) 12-25 aged, general public, Netherlands, 2015. Crous et al. (2018): study ES 2017 What Aspects are Important to Adolescents to Achieve Full Satisfaction in Life? 11-16 aged secondary school pupils,Spain, 2017 Alfaro et al. (2016): study CL 2011 Propiedades Psicométricas de la Escala de Satisfacción con la Vida en los Estudiantes (SLSS) de Huebner en Niños y Niñas de 10 a 12 años de Chile. 10-12 aged, Santiago Valparaiso Concepcion, Chile, 201? Alfaro et al. (2016a): study CL 2011 Satisfaccion Global con la Vida y Satisfaccion Escolar en Estudiantes Chilenos. Students aged from 10 to14 years, Chile three cities,201? Froh et al. (2008): study US 2006 Counting Blessing in Early Adolescents: An Experimental Study of Gratitude and Subjective Well-Being. 12-17 aged participants in a gratitude exercise and controls, USA 2006 Froh et al. (2009a): study US 2006 Who Benefits the Most from a Gratitude Intervention in Children and Adolescents? Examining Positive Affect as a Moderator. 8-19 aged participants in a gratitude intervention and controls, USA, 200? Boerefijn & Bergsma (2011): study NL 2009 Geluksles verbetert Schoolprestaties. (Happiness Training adds to School Performance). Students of a happiness course and controls, Netherlands 2009 Proctor et al. (2011a): study GB 2009 Strengths Gym: The Impact of a Character Strengths-based Intervention on the Life Satisfaction and Well-being of Adolescents. Adolescents, participants in a strengt training and controls, UK, 2009 Mcdool et al. (2016): study GB 2010 Social Media Use and Children’s Wellbeing. 10-15 aged, United Kingdom, 2010-2014 Orben et al. (2019): study GB 2009 Social Media's Enduring Effect on Adolescent Life Satisfaction 12-15 aged, UK, folowed 7 years 2009-2016 Leung & Zhang (2000): study HK 1998 Modelling Life Satisfaction of Chinese Adolescents in Hong Kong. Chinese adolescents, Hong-Kong, 1998 Yancey & Berglass (1991): study US Texas 1989 Love Styles and Life Satisfaction Undergraduate students, Austin, Texas, USA OECD (2017): study TN 2015 PISA 2015 Results. Students' Well-Being. Volume III. 15-16 aged, secundary school students, Tunisia, 2017 Boniel-Nissim et al. (2015): study CA 2009 Supportive Communication with Parents Moderates the Negative Effects of Electronic Media Use on Life Satisfaction during Adolescence Students, aged 11-15, Canada, 2009-2010 Lambert et al. (2019a): study KW 2017 Wellbeing Matters in Kuwait: The Alnowair’s Bareec Education Initiative Highschool students participating in a positive psychology training, Kuwait, 2017 Boniel-Nissim et al. (2015): study ZZ Developed nations 2009 Supportive Communication with Parents Moderates the Negative Effects of Electronic Media Use on Life Satisfaction during Adolescence Students, aged 11-15, multiple nations, 2009-2010 Boniel-Nissim et al. (2015): study GB 2009 /1 Supportive Communication with Parents Moderates the Negative Effects of Electronic Media Use on Life Satisfaction during Adolescence Students, aged 11-15, England, 2009-2010 Boniel-Nissim et al. (2015): study DE 2009 Supportive Communication with Parents Moderates the Negative Effects of Electronic Media Use on Life Satisfaction during Adolescence Students, aged 11-15,Germany, 2009-2010 Boniel-Nissim et al. (2015): study HU 2009 Supportive Communication with Parents Moderates the Negative Effects of Electronic Media Use on Life Satisfaction during Adolescence Students, aged 11-15, Hungary, 2009-2010 Boniel-Nissim et al. (2015): study IL 2009 Supportive Communication with Parents Moderates the Negative Effects of Electronic Media Use on Life Satisfaction during Adolescence Students, aged 11-15, Israel, 2009-2010 Boniel-Nissim et al. (2015): study IT 2009 Supportive Communication with Parents Moderates the Negative Effects of Electronic Media Use on Life Satisfaction during Adolescence Students, aged 11-15, Itally, 2009-2010 Boniel-Nissim et al. (2015): study NL 2009 Supportive Communication with Parents Moderates the Negative Effects of Electronic Media Use on Life Satisfaction during Adolescence Students, aged 11-15, Netherlands, 2009-2010 Boniel-Nissim et al. (2015): study PL 2009 Supportive Communication with Parents Moderates the Negative Effects of Electronic Media Use on Life Satisfaction during Adolescence Students, aged 11-15, Poland, 2009-2010 Boniel-Nissim et al. (2015): study GB 2009 Supportive Communication with Parents Moderates the Negative Effects of Electronic Media Use on Life Satisfaction during Adolescence Students, aged 11-15, Scotland, 2009-2010 Casas et al. (2013b): study ZZ Europe 1999 School Satisfaction among Adolescents: testing different Indicators for its Measurement and its Relationship with overall Life Satisfaction and subjective Well-being in Romania and Spain. 13-16 aged children Romania and Spain 1999 VanRens et al. (2018): study AU 2013 Domain Specific Life Satisfaction in the Dual Careers of Junior Elite Football Players: The Impact of Role Strain Junior elite footbal players, Australia, 201? Kansky et al. (2019): study US 2003 The young adult love lives of happy teenagers: The Role of adolescent Affect in Adult Romantic Relationship Functioning Teenagers USA, followed 11 years 2003-2014 Agbaria & Natur (2018): study IL 2016 The Relationship between Violence in The Family and Adolescents Aggression: The Mediator Role of Self-Control, Social Support, Religiosity, and Well-Being Palestinian Arab Adolescents, Israel, 201? Inchley et al. (2020): study AL 2018 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Albania, 2018 Inchley et al. (2020): study AM 2017 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Armenia, 2017 Inchley et al. (2020): study AT 2018 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Austria, 2018 Inchley et al. (2020): study AZ 2017 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Azerbaijan, 2017 Inchley et al. (2020): study BE Flanders 2018 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Belgium-Flanders, 2018 Inchley et al. (2020): study BE Walonie 2018 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Belgium -Walonie, 2018 Inchley et al. (2020): study BG 2018 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years,Bulgaria, 2018 Inchley et al. (2020): study HR 2018 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Croatia, 2018 Inchley et al. (2020): study CZ 2018 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Czech Republic, 2018 Inchley et al. (2020): study CA 2017 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Canada, 2017 Inchley et al. (2020): study DK 2018 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Denmark, 2018 Inchley et al. (2020): study GB England 2017 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, England, 2017 Inchley et al. (2020): study EE 2018 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Estonia, 2018 Inchley et al. (2020): study FI 2018 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Finland, 2018 Inchley et al. (2020): study FR 2018 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, France, 2018 Inchley et al. (2020): study GE 2018 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Georgia, 2018 Inchley et al. (2020): study DE 2018 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Germany, 2018 Inchley et al. (2020): study GR 2018 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Greece, 2018 Inchley et al. (2020): study GL 2018 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Greenland, 2018 Inchley et al. (2020): study HU 2018 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Hungary, 2018 Inchley et al. (2020): study IS 2018 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Iceland, 2018 Inchley et al. (2020): study IE 2018 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Ireland, 2018 Inchley et al. (2020): study IT 2018 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Italy, 2018 Inchley et al. (2020): study KZ 2017 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Kazakhstan, 2017 Inchley et al. (2020): study LV 2017 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Latvia, 2017 Inchley et al. (2020): study LT 2018 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Lithuania, 2018 Inchley et al. (2020): study LU 2018 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Luxembourg, 2018 Inchley et al. (2020): study MT 2018 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Malta, 2018 Inchley et al. (2020): study NL 2017 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Netherlands, 2017 Inchley et al. (2020): study MK 2018 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, North Macedonia, 2018 Inchley et al. (2020): study NO 2018 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Norway, 2018 Inchley et al. (2020): study PL 2017 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Poland, 2017 Inchley et al. (2020): study PT 2018 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Portugal, 2018 Inchley et al. (2020): study MD 2018 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Moldova, 2018 Inchley et al. (2020): study RO 2018 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Romania, 2018 Inchley et al. (2020): study RU 2018 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Russia, 2018 Inchley et al. (2020): study GB Scotland 2018 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Scotland, 2018 Inchley et al. (2020): study RS 2018 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Serbia, 2018 Inchley et al. (2020): study SK 2018 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Slovakia, 2018 Inchley et al. (2020): study SI 2018 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Slovenia, 2018 Inchley et al. (2020): study ES 2018 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Spain, 2018 Inchley et al. (2020): study SE 2017 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Sweden, 2017 Inchley et al. (2020): study CH 2018 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Switzerland, 2018 Inchley et al. (2020): study UA 2018 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Ukraine, 2018 Inchley et al. (2020): study GB Wales 2017 Spotlight on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Findings from the 2017/2018 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Survey in Europe and Canada. International Report. Volume 2. Key Data Teenagers aged 11-13-15 years, Wales, 2017 OECD (2019a): study ZZ 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, multiple countries, 2018 OECD (2019a): study AE 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, United Arab Emirates, 2018 OECD (2019a): study AL 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils,Albania, 2018 OECD (2019a): study AR 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Argentina, 2018 OECD (2019a): study AT 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Austria, 2018 OECD (2019a): study BG 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Bulgaria, 2018 OECD (2019a): study BA 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Bosnia Herzegovina, 2018 OECD (2019a): study BY 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils,Belarus 2018 OECD (2019a): study BR 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Brazil, 2018 OECD (2019a): study BN 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Brunei Darussalam, 2018 OECD (2019a): study CA 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Canada, 2018 OECD (2019a): study CH 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Switzerland, 2018 OECD (2019a): study CL 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Chile, 2018 OECD (2019a): study CO 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Colombia, 2018 OECD (2019a): study CR 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Costa Rica, 2018 OECD (2019a): study CZ 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Czech Repubic, 2018 OECD (2019a): study DE 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Germany, 2018 OECD (2019a): study DO 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils,Dominican Republic, 2018 OECD (2019a): study ES 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Spain, 2018 OECD (2019a): study EE 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Estonia, 2018 Desousa et al. (2008): study GB Wales 2004 School Policies and Binge Drinking Behaviours of School-Aged Children in Wales - a Multilevel Analysis Secundary school children, Wales, UK, 2002 Farhat et al. (2011): study US 2005 Psychosocial Correlates of Adolescent Marijuana Use: Variations by Status of Marijuana Use. Tenth-graders, USA, 2006 OECD (2019a): study FI 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Finland, 2018 OECD (2019a): study FR 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, France, 2018 OECD (2019a): study GB 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, United Kingdom, 2018 OECD (2019a): study GE 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Georgia, 2018 OECD (2019a): study GR 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils,Greece, 2018 OECD (2019a): study HK 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Hong Kong, 2018 OECD (2019a): study HR 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Croatia, 2018 OECD (2019a): study HU 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Hungary, 2018 OECD (2019a): study ID 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Indonesia, 2018 OECD (2019a): study IE 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Ireland, 2018 OECD (2019a): study IS 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils,Iceland, 2018 OECD (2019a): study IT 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Italy, 2018 OECD (2019a): study JO 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Jordan, 2018 OECD (2019a): study JP 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Japan, 2018 OECD (2019a): study KZ 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils,Kazakhstan, 2018 OECD (2019a): study KR 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Korea (south), 2018 OECD (2019a): study LB 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils,Lebanon, 2018 OECD (2019a): study LT 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Lithuania, 2018 OECD (2019a): study LU 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Luxembourg , 2018 OECD (2019a): study LV 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils,Latvia, 2018 OECD (2019a): study MO 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Macao, 2018 OECD (2019a): study MD 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Moldova, 2018 OECD (2019a): study MX 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Mexico, 2018 OECD (2019a): study MK 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, North Macedonia, 2018 OECD (2019a): study MA 2018 /1 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Morocco, 2018 OECD (2019a): study ME 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Montenegro, 2018 OECD (2019a): study MY 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Malaysia, 2018 OECD (2019a): study NL 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Netherlands, 2018 OECD (2019a): study PA 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Panama, 2018 OECD (2019a): study PE 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Peru, 2018 OECD (2019a): study PH 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Philippines, 2018 OECD (2019a): study PL 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Poland, 2018 OECD (2019a): study PT 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Potugal, 2018 OECD (2019a): study QA 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Qatar, 2018 OECD (2019a): study AZ Baku 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils Azerbaijan (Baku) 2018 OECD (2019a): study CN 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, China (B-S-J-Z), 2018 OECD (2019a): study RU Moscow 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Russia (Moscow Region), 2018 OECD (2019a): study RU Kazan 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Russia (Tatarstan), 2018 OECD (2019a): study DK 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Denmark, 2018 OECD (2019a): study XY Kosovo 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Kosovo, 2018 OECD (2019a): study SA 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Saudi Arabia, 2018 OECD (2019a): study RS 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils Serbia, 2018 OECD (2019a): study SK 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Slovakia, 2018 OECD (2019a): study SI 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupil, Slovenia, 2018 OECD (2019a): study SE 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Sweden, 2018 OECD (2019a): study TW 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Taiwan, 2018 OECD (2019a): study TH 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Thailand, 2018 OECD (2019a): study TR 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Turkey, 2018 OECD (2019a): study UA 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Ukraine, 2018 OECD (2019a): study UY 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Uruguay, 2018 OECD (2019a): study US 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, United States of America, 2018 OECD (2019a): study VN 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Viet Nam, 2018 Fischer et al. (2015): study AU 1995 Cannabis Use and Quality of Life of Adolescents and Young Adults: Findings from an Australian Birth Cohort Youngsters Australia, followed from age 14 to age 21, 1995-2002 Colombo et al. (2006): study IT Piemonte 2001 Subjective Well-Being and Optimism in a Sample of Italian Students. High school students; Italy; 200? Fischer et al. (2015a): study AU 1995 Quality of Life, Age of Onset of Alcohol Use and Alcohol Use Disorders in Adolescence and Young Adulthood: Findings from an Australian Birth Cohort 14 year olds, Australia, followed to age 21, 1995-2002 OECD (2019a): study RO 2018 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Romania, 2018 OECD (2019a): study RU 2018 /1 PISA 2018. Insights and Interpretations 15-years-old highschool pupils, Russia, 2018 Flouri & Buchanan (2002): study GB 1998 Life Satisfaction in Teenage Boys: The Moderating Role of Father Involvement and Bullying. Boys; teens; UK; 1998 Proctor et al. (2010): study GB 2007 Very Happy Youths: Benefits of Very High Life Satisfaction Among Adolescents. 16-18 aged, UK, 200? Shoshani & Slone (2013): study IL 2009 Middle School Transition from the Strengths Perspective: Young Adolescents’ Character Strengths, Subjective Well-Being, and School Adjustment. Midle school pupils, Israel, followed 1 year 2010? Tlenchiyeva (2022h): study KZ 2021 Results of a sociological study on Internet addiction, gambling addiction, cyberbullying and bullying among adolescents and children - 2021 Schoolchildren and teenagers, Kazakhstan 2021 Archer et al. (2008): study SE Göteborg 2002 Affective Personality as Cognitive-Emotional Presymptom ProfilesRregulatory for Self-Reported Health Predispositions. Highschool students, Gotenborg, Sweden 200? Archer et al. (2008): study SE Göteborg 2002 /1 Affective Personality as Cognitive-Emotional Presymptom ProfilesRregulatory for Self-Reported Health Predispositions. High school students, Goteborg, Sweden 200?