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The paper defines the Gini index as the sum of individual contributions where individual contributions are interpreted as the degree of diversity of each individual from all other members of society. Among various possible forms of individual contributions to the Gini found in the literature, we...
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We describe and validate the Pacific Identity and Wellbeing Scale (PIWBS). The PIWBS is a culturally appropriate self …-report measure assessing a five-factor model of Pacific identity and wellbeing. Items and construct definitions were developed … and wellbeing. Exploratory and confirmatory factor analyses supported the model (Study 1 N = 143; Study 2 N = 443). The …
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relationship between Pacific identity and wellbeing. We map the hierarchical organization of Pacific identity and wellbeing using a … novel top-down factor analytic approach applied to the Pacific Identity and Wellbeing Scale (PIWBS; N = 586). Analyses … Cultural Wellbeing. Critically, our analysis showed that Religious Centrality and Embeddedness emerged jointly from these dual …
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accompanied by marked increases in economic inequality both at the regional and individual levels. In this context studying how … relatively poor people appraise their situation (‘subjective wellbeing’) and how this relates to traditional ‘objective’ measures … of wellbeing such as wealth and basic needs is particularly relevant. This paper investigates the relationship between …
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subjective indicators of wellbeing as an element of great significance in the analysis of public policies and quality of services …
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psychological wellbeing for Pacific peoples of mixed ancestry. Study 1 showed that multi-ethnic Pacific/non-Pacific people were … lower in Pacific Familial Wellbeing relative to mono-ethnic Pacific and multi-ethnic Pacific/Pacific people (n = 586). Study … of such attitudes produces a more negative self-evaluation and generally corrodes subjective wellbeing and family …
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Because wellbeing is a multi-varied and dynamic phenomenon, social scientists need to better understand how different … aspects of people’s wellbeing are tied together and how these ties differ between individuals at one point in time and within … individuals over time. The paper outlines a general model that considers the multidimensional structure of wellbeing. We utilize …
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Human wellbeing indices can shed light on a society’s quality of life. This study ranks human wellbeing by employing … analysis includes ‘The Pakistan Social and Living Standards Measurement Survey’ for the year 2006–2007. The human wellbeing is … for indexing human wellbeing, rated in five quintiles are generated. The paper demonstrates the importance of education …
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and subjective aspects of life in a human wellbeing perspective. The contribution of this paper is to bring together these … two strands of thinking in order to explore the ways in which a human wellbeing conceptual framework might contribute to …
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2002 to 2007 by the Economic and Social Research Council’s Wellbeing in Developing Countries Research Group at the … should be given equal priority and need to be taken into account to better understand people’s wellbeing. This finding is …
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