… cross-sections from 166 nations (more than 1.7 million respondents), we examined differences
in three measures of subjective well-being over … found only very small differences in life …

… and inequality and subjective well-being across and between countries. Findings … different
countries, the strongest material resources-related predictor of overall subjective well-being …

… over negative affect is referred to as hedonic balance. Subjective well-being is, as the name
implies, subjective - it … that in some nations self-esteem was not a significant predictor of life …

… that many variables are related to subjective well-being (SWB). … to differences in the well-being
of individuals across nations – … we compare the strengths of effect sizes of predictors that …

… and HEXACO personality have with self-reported subjective well-being (SWB: life satisfaction,
… question of incremental prediction of facets over domains in relation to well-being remains …

… aims at exploring how survey-based analysis on subjective well-being (SWB) could be
applied to big … The next section reviews the literature on big data, United Nations Sustainable …

… that subjective well-being (SWB) as an important predictor of … the differences compared
with studies in other countries, the … cultural connotations in different countries due to history or …

… well-being research may lead to a distorted picture of the determinants of subjective well-being
across the whole lifespan. Thus, future well-being research will need to be mindful of age …

… , many countries utilize objective proxies of well-being, such … as “subjective well-being”
and “subjective well-being theories.… “subjective well-being predictors” and “subjective well-being …

… Footnote 3 There are 241 estimates from developed countries with an average … countries
with an average minimum at 49.9. I examine cross-section time series data at the country level …