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Author Duan, Wenjie, author

Title Huodegan : a novel index reflecting both individual wellbeing and social development / Wenjie Duan, Yumei Li
Published Singapore : Springer, [2022]
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Description 1 online resource (xv, 257 pages) : illustrations
Contents Why Does Research on Huodegan (Sense of Gain) Matter? -- Psychological Basis of Sense of Gain -- Sociological Basis of Sense of Gain -- Methodology for the Construction of the Sense of Gain Index System -- Theory and Index Structure of Sense of Gain -- Development of the Huodegan Index -- Applying the Sense of Gain Framework to CGSS Data -- Influencing Factors of Sense of Gain -- Application of the Huodegan Index: Measuring Both Individual Wellbeing and Social Development
Summary This book empirically develops a new concept, “sense of gain”. By addressing four interrelated and progressive questions, this book clarifies the conceptualization of the sense of gain, develops three kinds of psychometric-sound instruments for various research purposes, demonstrates the diagnosis function of the index, and explores the social influencing factors. The sense of gain can be conceptualized as a two-faceted (i.e., psychological wellbeing and perceived social development) and ten-dimensional (i.e., economic level, political rights, stylistic education, social livelihood, ecological protection, satisfaction, ability, target, friendly, happily settled) theoretical construct, which can categorize the general population into four categories. The level of the sense of gain can be measured by 70-item, 30-item, and 10-item instruments. A series of influencing factors, such as demographics, household type, population mobility, and socioeconomic status, were preliminarily identified. Future studies should focus on the development of a longitudinal nationwide database and systematically investigate the promotions and barriers of the sense of gain to further understand this kind of comprehensive individual and social wellbeing index
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references
Notes Online resource; title from PDF title page (SpringerLink, viewed November 3, 2022)
Subject Well-being.
Social indicators.
comfort (sensation)
Social indicators
Well-being
Genre/Form Electronic books
Form Electronic book
Author Li, Yumei, author
ISBN 9789811949494
9811949492