Objectives Some research conceptualizes routineness of daily life as an indicator of
cognitive vulnerability that would lead to lower well-being in older age, whereas other …

Objectives Although higher activity diversity is associated with higher well-being at the
between-person level, it is unknown whether a day with higher activity diversity is related to …

Objectives Social contact may alleviate loneliness, but little is known about within-person
daily fluctuations in loneliness and social encounters. Older adults who feel lonely may …

Many daily social interactions take place digitally, for example via video calls or texts. Such
digital interactions–containing limited physical cues–may yield distinct effects on interaction …

The chapter presents the concept of wellbeing and discusses the challenges faced by
freshmen at universities. It underpins various forms of wellbeing, including physical …

Older adults prioritize emotions in their relationships, but communication of emotion may
differ by in-person and phone contact. Older adults (N= 266, aged 65–90) completed …

Objective: This research analyzes explicitly the tiny talk (fatik) discourse used by the Ntaram
(Manggarai) Flores community as a verbal force to mitigate conflict in plural communities …

High-quality social contact is important for older adults' emotional well-being. With the
development of technology in recent decades, older adults commonly use three forms of …

In recent decades, there has been a rise in research on the wellbeing of students both
internationally and locally. Although this has emerged as a concern for students' wellbeing …