Mastering new technologies: does it relate to teleworkers’ (in)voluntariness and well-being?

Information technologies and subjective well-being: Does the

This paper examines whether access to modern information technologies, in particular the internet, has an impact on invididual positionality – meaning the degree to which subjective well-being is affected by income relative to others rather than absolute income. We provide empirical evidence that positionality and internet access are intertwined. Exploiting variation over time in a panel of Eur...

How does education relate to New Zealanders’ assessment of their well-being? Is this different for physical well- being and for mental or emotional well-being? How does this change when literacy skills, income and other factors

Myocardial motion and deformation: What does it tell us and how does it relate to function?

The assessment of cardiac pump function and the potential of local myocardium to contribute to the overall performance are of great importance in many cardiovascular abnormalities. Assessing intrinsic cardiac function requires obtaining information on the true contractility of the heart muscle, assessed locally but interpreted in the context of its contribution to the global ejection performanc...

Does It Hurt to Care? Caregiving, Work-Family Conflict, and Midlife Well-Being

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Does Choice Mean Freedom and Well-Being?

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