This paper examined the relationship between Christianity and subjective wellbeing by embedding in a revised homeostatic model of (SWB) which integrates affective (homeostatically protected mood: content, happy excited), cognitive (self-esteem, optimism perceived control: primary control secondary control) experiential factors relating to SWB. In Christianity, God is creator lord life its doctr...

This paper investigates the effects of social assistance on subjective well-being looking at case Kyrgyzstan. For this purpose, we exploit recent changes in design and apply a difference (DiD) method combined with an inverse probability weighting (IPW) technique. In contrast to existing literature, find that short-term, receipt benefits is associated lower levels well-being. Our findings also r...