For the components of wellbeing the ranges are 0 60 % for satisfaction with life, 22 41 % for happiness, and 22 42 % for quality of life, respectively.
The sense of relative deprivation, social support, and neighbourhood social environment matter in determining the cognitive component of migrants' wellbeing (life satisfaction) but have no impact on the emotional component of their wellbeing (positive and negative affect).
Sexual behaviour and relationships are key components of wellbeing and are affected by social norms, attitudes, and health.
We illustrate in Figure 2 how the three groups that emerged from the LCA scored on the full nine components of wellbeing that were assessed.
A wide variety of wellbeing measures has been used, some covering specific components of wellbeing, such as satisfaction with life or happiness, while others capture the overall wellbeing construct.
The measurement of health-related quality of life provides information about physical, emotional, social, and school components of wellbeing based on the calculation of two summary scores (i.e., physical and psychological).
Cost-utility analysis, a particular type of cost-effectiveness analysis in which outcomes are measured in terms of quality of life, may be particularly appropriate for a disease like MS, as the assessment of quality of life integrates physical and psychological components of wellbeing which are affected by the disease [ 18].
SOC, which is comprised of comprehensibility, manageability, and meaningfulness, is an essential component of the individual's sense of wellbeing.
Figure 3 shows the LCA-derived groups' mean component scores on these two broad domains of wellbeing.
