Program for Wednesday, June 26th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26TH: TALK VIEW

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09:00-09:30 Welcome

09:30-10:30

Health in the 21st century with the human functioning revolution: Moving beyond QALYs to allow for bio-psycho-social lived health experience in communities and reflect their

Simon Eckermann

10:30-11:00 Morning Tea Break

11:00-12:00

The Easterlin Paradox at 50

Andrew Clark

12:00-13:30 Lunch

13:30-13:52

Journey of Love: Stability and Change in Relationship Satisfaction, Wellbeing, and Illbeing from Pregnancy to Three Years

L. Mayerhofer, R. Bang Nes, B. Yu, Z. Ayorech, X. Lan, E. Ystrøm, E. Røysamb

13:52-14:14

Carving life out of crisis – Sociological study of Struggles and Strategies Adapted for a Positive Life by Women Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence

Chitra S Nair

14:14-14:36

Saving lives from Intimate Partner Violence：Exploring the Effectiveness of Civil Protection Orders from Newspaper Coverage of Intimate Partner

Xiulin Qiu, Li-Chen Cheng

14:36-14:58

Haid Poverty: Analysis of Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices of Menstrual Management in Malaysia

Nur Annizah Ishak, Rohana Jani

13:30-13:52

The comparability of differently worded subjective well-being measures

Martijn Hendriks, Martijn Burger, Yoshiaki Takahashi

13:52-14:14

Horses for Courses? Life Satisfaction and WHO-5 as Wellbeing Policy Guides

Arthur Grimes, Pike Stahlmann-Brown, Philip Morrison

14:14-14:36

Subjective changes or subjective levels: which performs better?

Alberto Prati, Caspar Kaiser

13:30-13:52

Mental Health of Chinese Adolescents after the Pandemic: Status and Psychosocial Correlates

Lu Yu, Meng Du, Xiaohua Zhou

13:52-14:14

Social Media Addiction and Psychological Well-being among Adolescents in Malaysia: A Preliminary Study in Testing Mediating Effect of Social

Shue Ling Chong, Sheena Yin Xin Tiong

14:14-14:36

Differential effects of adverse childhood experiences on cognitive and social-emotional development: An examination from a longitudinal survey in

Ruoyu Zhao, Yue Chang, Zheng Zhou, Wenbin Du

14:36-14:58

Psychological Well-being of Hong Kong University Students under COVID-19: Mental health status and ecological risk and protective

Wenyu Chai, Daniel Shek, Diya Dou, Xiang Li

13:30-13:52

Urban or Rural: Where are people happier and why?

Abilio Henrique Berticelli de Freitas

13:52-14:14

Gentrification, Health, and Well-being in Urban and Rural Context in the United States

Eileen Avery

14:14-14:36

Exploring the Association of Neighborhood Design with Happiness: The Case of Hauz Khas SFS Flats in

Dr Tina Pujara

13:30-13:52

The structure of children's subjective well-being

Shazly Savahl, Sabirah Adams, Phadiel Hoosen, Ferran Casas

13:52-14:14

The Seeing Eyes of the Heart: Fostering Young Children’s Holistic Expression in Super-Diverse

Anita Mortlock

14:14-14:36

A systematic review of children’s psychological well-being from a eudaimonic perspective: A narrative

Phadiel Hoosen, Shazly Savahl, Sabirah Adams, Ferran Casas

14:36-14:58

Diurnal Patterns of Youth Happiness

Lana Chisholm, Scott Duncan, Erica Hinckson, Charlotte Jelleyman, Conal Smith

14:58-15:20

The happiness tricycle. How having, loving and being shape children’s subjective well-being differently in European

Stephanie Hess, Leonie Steckermeier

13:30-13:52

Correlation Between Oral Health-Related Quality of Life and Nutritional status in Older Adults

Chiu-Ying Chen, Shu-Fen Su

13:52-14:14

Perspectives on Well-being from Older Adults and Youth - A Q Methodology Study

Hua-I Hsu, Stephanie Fu Yang, Chih-Chi Liu, Job Van Exel, Hsueh-Chih Chen

14:14-14:36

Evaluating Strategies for Enhancing Gradual Quality of Life Improvements in Elderly Dementia

Masashi Kasuya

13:30-14:15

POZE Workshop

Cornelia Walther

14:15-15:00

Quality of life and subjective well-being of Depression patients with Diabetic type II with Online Hypnotic Guided Imagery (HGI) intervention techniques and emergy meters

Nurlaila Effendy

13:30-13:52

Are they different? Exploring subjective well-being disparities in majority and Roma minority populations in

Veronika Jurčišinová, Katarína Plačková, Daniela Surmiková

13:52-14:14

Life in the island: Understanding determinants of life satisfaction in Fiji

Kushneel Prakash

14:14-14:36

Quality of Life among the Sámi Population

Thomas Nilsen, Liv Elin Torheim, Hanne Gulseth, Hilde Marie Tvedten

14:36-14:58

Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Well-Being: Exploring Diverse Measures and Conceptualizations

Mohsen Joshanloo

15:00-15:30 Afternoon Tea Break

15:30-15:52

A resilient nation? Quality of life and political support in South Africa

Benjamin Roberts, Valerie Moller, Yul Derek Davids, Jare Struwig, Zitha Mokomane

15:52-16:14

'Born Free" dreams: South African township youth discuss their hopes for a better life in future

Valerie Moller, Benjamin Roberts

16:14-16:36

Intergenerational Mobility of Subjective Wellbeing in South Africa

Umakrishnan Kollamparambil

16:36-16:58

Does Desert Seasonal Affective Disorder Exist? Environmental and Sociocultural factors associated with QoL of Maasai women, in Northern

Gladys Mwangi

15:30-15:52

Fantastic Wellbeing Results and Where to Find THem

Caspar Kaiser, Anthony Lepinteur

15:52-16:14

Does Well-being Governance Enhance Well-being?

Kelsey O'Connor, Francesco Sarracino

16:14-16:36

Healthcare workers and life satisfaction during the pandemic

Conchita D'Ambrosio, Anthony Lepinteur, Chiara Costi, Andrew Clark

15:30-15:48

Qualitative Evaluation of a Positive Youth Development Program (Tin Ka Ping P.A.T.H.S. Program) in Mainland China: What Do Student Diaries

D.T.L. Shek, C.C. Chau, X.Q. Zhu, X. Li, D.Y. Dou, J. Leung, L. Yu

15:48-16:06

Evaluation of a Positive Youth Development Program (Tin Ka Ping P.A.T.H.S. Project) by High School Students in Mainland

Daniel Shek, Xiao Qin Zhu, Xann Li, Diya Dou, Lu Yu, Janet T.Y. Leung

16:06-16:24

Exploring the Impact of Teachers’ Support on Hong Kong Adolescents' Subjective Well-being

Meng Xie, Junjun Chen

16:24-16:42

The effect of having a positive friend: a longitudinal network analysis on the peer effect of positive youth development

Zheng Zhou, Chen Gaoran, Shaojie Qi

16:42-17:00

Who are isolated young adults in Korea?

Seonga Kim

15:30-15:52

A Cross-Cultural Analysis of Perceived Uncertainty and Quality of Life in the Face of Global Contextual Stressors: A Study Spanning 30

Wenjie Duan

15:52-16:14

Are COVID-19 patients still unhappy after the pandemic?

Yoshiaki Takahashi

16:14-16:36

How did the COVID-19 pandemic affect the well-being of older people living alone? : Evidence from

Kazuma Sato, Ryotaro Fukahori, Yoshio Higuchi

16:36-16:58

What have we learned from the responses to COVID-19 effects: A case study from slum areas in Bangkok

Sauwalak Kittiprapas

15:30-15:52

Unemployment and Subjective Well-Being Across the Globe: The Moderating Role of the Economic and Institutional

Michael Gebel, Tatiana Karabchuk

15:52-16:14

The Well-Being of Filipino Households with Members Working Abroad: Evidence from SWS Quality of Life Surveys

Ma. Alcestis Abrera-Mangahas, Christine Belle Torres, Iremae Labucay

16:14-16:36

Well-Being and Mental Health of Early Career Researcher in Croatia: Results from a Qualitative Study

Maja Tadic Vujcic, Ivana Maurović

15:30-15:52

The Economics of Happiness and its Relation to Psychology: Historical and Methodological Aspects

Stavros Drakopoulos, Flora Kokkinaki

15:52-16:14

Designing and Validating a Family Relationship Scale

Irwan Nadzif Mahpul, Khairul Faqri Kamalul Razib

16:14-16:36

Using wellbeing scales in the Indonesian Muslim Sufi population: Are they culturally valid?

Arman Marwing

16:36-16:58

Can "wishing trees" offer new insights into well-being?

Eva Csaky, Candice Bledsoe, Jin-Ya Huang, Nadia Zrelli, Brittney Gross

15:30-16:15

A Multi-dimensional Perspective on Quality of Life and Social Change

Cornelia Walther

16:15-17:00

Examining the Effect of Health Vulnerability on Health Poverty: Evidence from Farm Household Survey

Jorge Ruiz-Menjivar, Wenjing Li, Lu Zhang, Meng Yue, Junbiao Zhang

15:30-15:52

Bernheim's ACSA to Overcome Response Biases like Response Shift and Cultural Relativity

Theuns, Azadfar, Verlet, Tiliouine, Mangahas, Haihambo, Li, Vatandoost

15:52-16:14

Felicitometrics Tailored to Individuals: Mitigating Relativity Biases through Anamnestic Comparative Self-Assessment

Jan L. Bernheim, Peter Theuns, Dries Verlet

16:14-16:36

Self-anchoring to avoid relativity biases: Bernheim’s ACSA compared with a diversity of subjective well-being measures in a general population and among university students in

Dries Verlet, Jan Bernheim, Theuns Peter, Marc Callens