set-points and homeostasis are now considered in the context of resilience. This discussion leads with a brief overview of … resilience definitions and is followed by a description of subjective wellbeing (SWB) homeostasis. This addresses, in particular … terms of predictions made by homeostasis theory. Finally, discussion focuses on the implications of such understanding for …

satisfaction. The process of data analysis is driven by logic based on the theory of subjective wellbeing homeostasis. This …

economic crisis on PWI and as a consequence on the homeostasis hypothesis? (ii) is there any indication of association between … homeostasis. This suggests that other mechanisms such as homeorhesis may be applicable in explaining the behavior of the state of …

subjective wellbeing. Subjective wellbeing shows signs of homeostasis, meaning it always gravitates to one number (on average 75 … on a scale of 1 to 100). The range around this average is also very small, suggesting that homeostasis is acting as a … protective factor for wellbeing. Homeostatic defeat is when homeostasis stops operating as a protective factor in subjective …