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Well-being

Well-being is what is non-instrumentally good for a person. Also called welfare and quality of life, it is a measure of how well life is going for someone. In the broadest sense, it covers the balance of all positive and negative aspects of a person's life. More narrowly, it refers only to positive degrees and contrasts with ill-being, which denotes…

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Well-being

Nodes325
Edges324
Triples289
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.006154
Components1

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related to Ancient and medieval · 24
Well-being → Aristotle, BCE, Buddhist, China, Confucius, Epicureans, He, Hindu, In, In Hellenistic, India, Influenced, Laozi, Smriti, Socrates, Stoics, Taoist, The, The Buddha, The Epicureans
related to Modern and contemporary · 16
Well-being → Adam Smith, Age, As, Bentham's, Chastellux, Denis Diderot, Enlightenment, François-Jean, He, His, In, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Jeremy Bentham, John Stuart Mill, Thomas Carlyle, Voltaire
related to Other fields · 15
Well-being → As, Bhutan's Gross National Happiness, Easterlin, Examples, Following, For, National Well-being, OECD Better Life Index, One, The, This, UK Measures, Welfare, WELLBY, World Happiness Report
related to Achievements and meaning · 14
Well-being → Achievements, Finding, For, Further, High, In, It, Objectivists, Others, Researchers, Some, Subjectivists, The, They
related to Desire theories · 12
Well-being → According, Another, As, Critics, Desire, Desires, For, However, In, It, They, This
related to Hedonism · 12
Well-being → According, An, Another, Hedonism, However, It, Nozick, One, Pointing, Qualitative, Robert Nozick, This
related to Definition · 11
Well-being → According, Although, As, In, It, Its, More, Outside, Some, The, While
related to Feelings, emotions, and life satisfaction · 11
Well-being → Additionally, Despite, Emotions, Following, For, High, Moods, Pain, Pleasure, They, This
related to Friendship and other relationships · 11
Well-being → Different, Friends, Friendship, However, In, Positive, Researchers, Some, Strength, The, They
related to Models · 11
Well-being → According, Corey Keyes, Focusing, It, Martin Seligman's PERMA, Models, Psychologist Carol Ryff, Psychologist Ed Diener's, Psychologist Michael Bishop, They, This

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life factors subjective person theories health pleasure objective positive good social value pain others happiness people negative emotions like desire

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Well-beingis acrucial goal of many human endeavors on both individual and societal levels0.90text
Well-beingis astate that egoists seek for themselves0.90text
Well-beingis ameasure of how people feel about and evaluate their lives0.90text
Well-beingis aform of well-being in the strictest sense0.90text
Well-beingis astate in which people find purpose in life and have inner peace0.90text
Well-beingis aform of personal fulfillment in which an individual flourishes by striving for excellence and actualizing their innate potential.Social well-being concerns the quality and numbe…0.90text
Well-beingis aonly basic source of value0.90text
Well-beingis aproduct of natural selection0.90text
Well-beingis apurpose of life and is achieved primarily by practicing virtues0.90text
Well-beingis aavoidance of suffering0.90text
the presence of positive affectinstance ofThey have separate questions for domains0.80text
the absence of negative affectinstance ofThey have separate questions for domains0.80text

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