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Table 4 Final items for remembered and experienced well-being

From: Construction and validation of a measure of integrative well-being in seven languages: The Pemberton Happiness Index

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Remembered well-being

 

General well-being

I am very satisfied with my life

 

I have the energy to accomplish my daily tasks

Eudaimonic well-being

 

  Life meaning

I think my life is useful and worthwhile

  Self-acceptance

I am satisfied with myself

  Personal growth

My life is full of learning experiences and challenges that make me grow

  Relatedness

I feel very connected to the people around me

  Perceived control

I feel able to solve the majority of my daily problems

  Autonomy

I think that I can be myself on the important things

Hedonic well-being

 

  Positive affect

I enjoy a lot of little things every day

  Negative affect

I have a lot of bad moments in my daily life

Social well-being

I think that I live in a society that lets me fully realize my potential

Experienced well-being

 

 Positive experiences

Something I did made me proud

 

I did something fun with someone

 

I did something I really enjoy doing

 

I learned something interesting

 

I gave myself a treat

 Negative experiences

At times, I felt overwhelmed

 

I was bored for a lot of the time

 

I was worried about personal matters

 

Things happened that made me really angry

 

I felt disrespected by someone