Grounded in the eudaimonic tradition, often measured through six components: Self-acceptance: Positive attitude toward oneself. Purpose in life: Having goals and a sense of directedness.
Ability to manage one's life and surroundings. Autonomy: Independence and self-determination. Personal growth: Continued development of potential. Well-Being Concepts
Well-being is a multifaceted concept that extends beyond the mere absence of illness to include positive states of mind and effective life functioning. At its core, the concept is divided into two primary philosophical schools: , focusing on pleasure and life satisfaction, and Eudaimonic well-being , emphasizing self-actualization, purpose, and personal growth. Core Dimensions of Well-Being Grounded in the eudaimonic tradition, often measured through
Frequent positive emotions and infrequent negative ones. Grounded in the eudaimonic tradition