… Such considerations suggest that cognitive-… of happiness and in changes in well-being over
time. The present volume focuses on these cognitive-emotional contributions to well-being in …

… alleviating distress or fostering physical well-being. In this chapter, we contend that the “happy
mind” is one that has learned to use savoring to cultivate happiness. Other writers would …

… the benefits and limitations of a cognitive analysis of subjective well-being in relation to
the information-… , (3) priming,(4) implicit associations,(5) cognitive conflict, and (6) selfregulation. …

… emotions offer important cognitive contributions toward larger well-being. According to the
… individuals can accrue a variety of resources for well-being. Thus, unlike negative emotions, …

… Happiness and well-being are used interchangeably in this article to indicate a psychological
construct “the meaning of which everybody knows but the definition of which nobody can …

… of whether happy minds gain happiness by cultivating positive … that positive illusions contribute
to well-being, but there are … is a reliable guide to happiness. Illusions do confer benefits, …

… well-being. It provides answers to questions like: Does pursuing goals make people happy?
And … And finally: Does what we know about goals and well-being hold universally across all …

… between happiness and well-being. It first distinguishes episodic happiness from happiness
in the … about the connection between happiness and well-being: (1) the idea that episodic …

… it is likely that such nondual types of well-being are independent of current self-report scales
… the well-being literature – indications of whether it is possible to experience well-being that …

… conceptions of well-being and how different components of well-being have been measured
and studied in the psychological literature. The variety of ways in which well-being has …