The quality of children's life is important both as an investment in the future of our society
and because children constitute an important group of themselves and deserve to …

An increasing number of scientific publications have provided data from different countries
suggesting subjective well‐being (SWB) continuously decreases during adolescence. A …

Diversos estudios han relacionado las estrategias de afrontamiento con el bienestar
personal. Sin embargo, no existe evidencia de investigaciones que analicen dicha relación …

Over the last few years, different theoretical approaches have emerged advocating for a
positive understanding of adolescence, recognizing it as a stage characterized by plasticity …

Abstract The third Wave Children's Worlds dataset included data obtained from four self-
reported well-being multi-item psychometric scales. Three of these were new improved …

Well-being is defined as a desirable state of being happy, healthy or prosperous. Thus the
concept of well-being as we understand it today refers to both subjective feelings and …

Research on child well-being is an expanding international, inter-and trans-disciplinary field
of research that has developed significantly within the last decades. While the achievements …

The potential to make cross-national comparisons is an important aspect of the growing
global interest in subjective well-being. Such comparisons offer the prospect of …

To date, most cross-country comparisons of children's subjective well-being have been
conducted using single-item scales. Despite multi-item scales being more powerful for this …

This study uses newly developed international measures in order to determine the
prevalence of two types of bullying: Active (being hit by other children in school) and Passive …