Community involvement and place identity: the role of perceived values, perceived fairness, and subjective well-being

Lv, Qunchao; Xie, Xinli

doi:10.1080/10941665.2017.1345772

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“…Community involvement and trust have been positively associated with low psychological health and low subjective well-being among older adults. Various studies have highlighted the importance of trust and community involvement in reducing the odds of low psychological health low subjective well-being among older adults [ 51 , 52 ]. Trust and community involvement provide a sense of security and comfort that further improves psychological health and subjective well-being among older adults [ 53 ].…”

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Gender differential in low psychological health and low subjective well-being among older adults in India: With special focus on childless older adults

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Background Gender and health are two factors that shape the quality of life in old age. Previous available literature established an associaton between various demographic and socio-economic factors with the health and well-being of older adults in India; however, the influence of childless aged is neglected. Therefore, the study examined the gender differential in psychological health and subjective well-being among older adults, focusing on childless older adults. Methodology This study utilized data from Building a Knowledge Base on Population Aging in India (BKPAI). Psychological health and subjective well-being were examined for 9541 older adults aged 60 years & above. Descriptive statistics and bivariate analysis were used to find the preliminary results. Further, multivariate analysis has been done to fulfill the objective of the study. Results Around one-fifth (21.2%) of the men reported low psychological health, whereas around one-fourth (25.5%) of the women reported low psychological health. Further, around 24 per cent of men and 29 per cent of women reported low subjective well-being. Results found that low psychological well-being (OR = 1.87, C.I. = 1.16–3.01), as well as low subjective well-being (OR = 1.78, C.I. = 1.15–2.76), was higher in childless older women than in childless older men. Higher education, community involvement, good self-rated health, richest wealth quintile, and residing in urban areas significantly decrease the odds of low subjective well-being and low psychological well-being among older adults. Conclusion There is a need to improve older adults’ psychological health and subjective well-being through expanded welfare provisions, especially for childless older adults. Moreover, there is an immediate requirement to cater to the needs of poor and uneducated older adults.

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Gender differential in low psychological health and low subjective well-being among older adults in India: With special focus on childless older adults

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“…Place attachment has been positively associated to the individual well-being (Dallago, Cristini, Perkins, Nation & Santinello, 2010;Lv & Xie, 2017;Scannell & Gifford, 2017a), quality of life (Harris et al, 1995), satisfaction with life or positive social relationships (Lewicka, 2011b). Specifically, a positive bond with a place may fulfill a set of functions.…”

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Why Place Matters in Residential Care: the Mediating Role of Place Attachment in the Relation Between Adolescents’ Rights and Psychological Well-Being

Magalhães

Calheiros

2020

Child Ind Res

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“…The literature on tourism and subjective well-being has been growing in recent years (Lv & Xie, 2017;Sirgy, 2019). This emerging literature identifies a number of factors that contribute to tourists' subjective well-being, such as the natural environment, social relationships, level of independence, and physical and psychological health (McCabe & Johnson, 2013).…”

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Subjective well-being, mobile social media and the enjoyment of tourism experience: a broaden-and-build perspective

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Lin

Filieri

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Asia Pacific Journal of Tourism Research

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Drawing on the broaden-and-build theory of positive emotions, this study treats tourist pre-existing subjective well-being as an antecedent to the use of mobile social media (MSM) for sharing tourism experiences. The study further examines how the sharing influences tourism experience. Data were collected from a sample of 1084 consumers who have experience of using MSM for sharing tourism experiences. The results show that subjective well-being has a positive effect on sharing tourism experience on MSM, which further leads to the enjoyment of the digitalized tourism experience. The study provides important implications for tourism research and practice.

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Community involvement and place identity: the role of perceived values, perceived fairness, and subjective well-being

Cited by 34 publications

References 83 publications

Gender differential in low psychological health and low subjective well-being among older adults in India: With special focus on childless older adults

Gender differential in low psychological health and low subjective well-being among older adults in India: With special focus on childless older adults

Why Place Matters in Residential Care: the Mediating Role of Place Attachment in the Relation Between Adolescents’ Rights and Psychological Well-Being

Subjective well-being, mobile social media and the enjoyment of tourism experience: a broaden-and-build perspective

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