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Contents 7 Preface 9 Chapter 1 15 Does Human Capital Buy Happiness? 15 Evidence from Several International Skills Surveys 15 Abstract 15 Introduction 16 Measuring Human Capital 18 Some Information on Personal Well-Being 22 from the Literacy Surveys 22 A Comparison 25 Conclusion 30 References 31 Chapter 2 35 Religious Coping and Well-Being in Middle Adulthood: The Mediational Role of Meaning in Life 35 Abstract 35 Direct or Indirect Relationships between Religiousness and Well-Being 36 Relations between Religious Coping and Well-Being 36 Mediational Function of Meaning in Life in the Relationship of Religiousness and Well-Being 38 Method 40 Participants and Procedure 40 Measures 41 Religious Coping 41 Meaning in Life 41 Subjective Well-Being 42 Results 42 Discussion 44 References 49 Chapter 3 53 Micro and Macro Aspects of Happiness and Subjective Well-Being 53 Abstract 53 Introduction 54 What is Happiness? 55 Microeconomics of Happiness 56 Income and Happiness 57 Employment and Happiness 59 Demographic and Personality Influences on Happiness 60 Happiness at the Macro Level 61 Towards a Happy Society: Should Government Intervene to Increase Happiness? 63 Conclusion 66 References 6

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Author

Frank Columbus

Published

2017

Language

EN

Category

nonfiction