The Psychology of Quality of Life

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The book provides a comprehensive analysis of the psychology of quality of life, structured into six parts. It begins with foundational concepts of wellbeing and its societal benefits, then explores how various sociocultural and demographic factors influence mental health. It also examines individual perception and processing of information related to wellbeing, discusses specific life domains, and reviews research on various populations. The final section integrates theories of wellbeing, emphasizing the need for a broader approach in happiness research and its implications for public policy.