Basic Well-being Index

Well-being is a subjective perception of balance, harmony, and vitality. According to Leddy and Pepper, well-being occurs in levels. at the highest level, a person feels satisfaction and a sense of contributing; such person might place his or her state of well-being at the top of a plus-3 scale. At the lowest level, people see themselves as ill and may place their state of well-being at the bottom of minus-3 scale. Leddy and Pepper also say that well-being is a state that can be described objectively and therefore can be measured. In contrast, health, which encompasses "well-being, illness, disease and non-disease is an evolving potential that cannot be quantified.

 

<< PreviousWord BrowserNext >>
birmingham hodge hill by election, 2004
list of people by name: chb che
list of people by name: chf chq
carousel slide projector
nipton, california
ernst heinrich weber
fairfield halls
suzuka circuit
list of people by name: chr
talakaveri
george james webb
croydon clocktower
list of people by name: chs chz
current source
swami and friends
horniman museum
mind your language
d.h. records
metaxa
the english teacher
frederick john horniman
chisa yokoyama
transit of minor planets
national express
annie horniman
uss marblehead (cl 12)
uss memphis (cl 13)
furikake
uss alert (1861)
nunhead
uss a. childs
uss worcester (cl 144)
styrene butadiene
noa
mind body intervention
uss collier (1864)
rosenkowitz sextuplets
superia
ever
dominic serres
paul von mauser
paro
marais poitevin
banco de cuba