The Questionnaire for Eudaimonic Well-Being (QEWB) was developed to measure well-
being in a manner consistent with how it is conceptualized in eudaimonist philosophy …

Numerous scales currently exist that assess well-being, but research on measures of well-
being is still advancing. Conceptualization and measurement of subjective well-being have …

This chapter examines the definitions and meanings of happiness, well-being, and
eudaimonia, seeking a plausible way forward. It describes the properties of subjective well …

Interest in the study of psychological health and well-being has increased significantly in
recent decades. A variety of conceptualizations of psychological health have been proposed …

This chapter focuses on the process of obtaining valid assessments of Subjective Well-
Being (SWB) from individuals, primarily with conventional self-report methodology. A brief …

This commentary raises conceptual issues related to recent efforts to develop measures of
subjective well-being (SWB). Specifically, Hills' and Argyle's (2002) article on the …

Research on subjective well-being (SWB) goes back at least 90 years. Much of this research
has been concerned with correlates and predictors of SWB. Much research has also been …

The purpose of this chapter is to present a multidimensional model of eudaimonic well-being
and consider its implications for human health. In the first section, distal philosophical …

This chapter reviews philosophical foundations of the eudaimonic approach, and along the
way notes its distinctiveness from hedonic conceptions of psychological well‐being. It talks …

This paper presents the development and validation of a new well-being questionnaire: the
Scales of General Well-Being (SGWB). A review of current measures identified fourteen …