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21 Effect of perceived social distributions on subjective well-being

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Title	Effect of perceived social distributions on subjective well-being
Project Number	21
Abstract	In this study, we focus on factors underlying the concept of well-being, in particular the extent to which well-being is affected by social comparison processes. Previous studies have looked at how well-being can be predicted by people’s relative position, for instance with respect to income or health, within an objectively defined population distribution. It may be that people’s well-being might be better predicted by the subjective, rather than by the objective distributions of properties such as income or health. We intend to investigate this.
Study Type	Assembled Studies
Longitudinal Type	Longitudinal Study
Topics	Education Health and well-being Income, property and investment Social behavior

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