Chapter
Chapter 2: The Big Four Dimensions of Religiousness and Life Satisfaction among Dutch and Italians
The Big Four Dimensions of Religiousness
Chapter 3: Adolescent Life Satisfaction and Health Risk Behaviors
Perceived Quality of Life – Life Satisfaction
Self-Determination Theory
Relationship between Adolescent Health Risk
Behaviors and Life Satisfaction
Tobacco, Alcohol and other Substance Abuse
Sexual Risk-Taking Behavior
Dieting Behaviors, Perceptions of Body Weight and Eating Disorders
Physical Activity/Exercise
Youth Developmental Assets
Chapter 4: Self-Beliefs As Predictors of Life Satisfaction and Risk Behaviors: Structure, Valence and Conceptual Elaboration
Life Satisfaction and Health Risks
The Self-Structure and Life Satisfaction
The Self-Structure, Life Satisfaction and Health Risks
HICLAS Modeling of Self Structure Variables
Risk Behavior Checklists and Life Satisfaction
The Self-Structure and Life Satisfaction
Risk Behaviors, Life Satisfaction and the Self-Structure
Relationships among Self-Structure Variables and Life Satisfaction
Health Risks, the Self-Structure and Life Satisfaction
Implications for Mental Health Interventions
Chapter 5: Single Parent Households and Life Satisfaction: Insights from Ireland
Chapter 6: Subjective Well-Being and Type of Contract in Europe: Is There Any Effect of Labour Legislations?*
Theoretical Background and Literature Review
Chapter 7: Workplace Identity, Congruence, Satisfaction and Health
2. Dimensions and Processes of Identity Construction
2.4. Constructed Identity
2.5. Communicated Identity
3. Construct a Congruent Identity at Work
3.1. The Effects of Identity Congruence and Incongruence
3.3. Social Identity Suppression and Conflict
3.4. Identity Congruence, Personal Satisfaction, and Health
4. Creating Congruent Dimensions
4.1. A Crystallized Personal Identity
4.2. A Networked Social Identity
4.3. A Structurated Cultural Identity
5. Integrate Workplace Performances within a Congruent Identity
5.1. Construct Workplace Identity Performances
5.2. Integrate Performances within a Congruent Identity
5.3. Use Communication Practices to Integrate Workplace Performances
6.1. Congruent Organizations
6.2. Congruent Identities
6.3. Integrated Performances
Chapter 8: Critical Events and Health: Some Histories of People with Weight Problems
Life Course and Moral Career Approach for the Study of Obesity
The Interviewees and the Interview Setting
Telling about Oneself between Care Practises, Biographical Events and Self-Redefinitions
The Treatment: New Practises to Normalise
The Moral Career of “Oversize” People
Approaching the “Right” Size
Chapter 9: GPs and Elderly Patients: Organizing a Care Network(
Caring for Elderly Patients: The GP's Work
Managing Care Networks: GPs' Strategies
Balancing and Redefining Life Satisfaction and Health
Balancing Life Satisfaction for Patients and Their Network
Chapter 10: Life Satisfaction in Cognitively Intact Long-Term Nursing-Home Patients: Symptom Distress, Well-Being and Nurse-Patient Interaction
Quality of Life in Nursing Homes
Cognitively Intact Long-Term Nursing Home Patients
Human Spirituality – A Vital Resource for QoL
Nurse-Patient Interaction
Caring and the Nurse-Patient Interaction
Relationships between Meaning-in-Life, Symptoms and QoL
Intrapersonal Self-Transcendence
Interpersonal Self-Transcendence
Nurse-Patient Interaction
Hope, Meaning, Self-Transcendence and Nurse-Patient Interaction - Which Is the Most Important to QoL?
Older People Nursing – Health and QoL Promotion
Pain and Symptom Management
Centering (The Essence of the Person)
Confirmation of the Patient’s Worthiness or Worthlessness
Accepting Death as a Natural Part of Life
Intrapersonal Self-Transcendence Requires Private Time in Silence
The Past Is Lengthy, While the Future Is Short
Facilitating Connectedness – QoL Promoting Groups
Facilitating Connectedness - Contact with Family and Friends
Interpersonal Self-Transcendence Might Require a Certain Level of Energy
Further Nursing Research and Education
Chapter 11: Opportunities for Social Integration and Perceived Health among European Older People
Chapter 12: Trends of Social Capital in 30 European Countries, 1990-2008
3. Methodological Aspects
B Exploring the path dependency of the trends of social capital
Beyond Money: The Social Roots of Health and Well-Being
( Health Psychology Research Focus )
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