The Psychology of Quality of Life

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The book offers a comprehensive analysis of the psychology of quality of life, structured into six parts. It begins with foundational concepts in wellbeing and positive mental health, highlighting the societal benefits of happiness. Subsequent sections explore the impact of sociocultural, demographic, and health factors on wellbeing, as well as individual perceptions of their environment. Special populations are examined, and the book concludes with integrated theories and models of wellbeing. It emphasizes the relevance of happiness research in public policy, appealing to academics and researchers in related fields.