In this paper we will approach the retirement of these workers as a process of adjustment that takes into account their decisions to change roles and can also be an element to foster well-being in and out of work.
The convergence between these two trends has led to the emergence of new research and development fields, including "Positive Technology and Positive Computingng," each with the aim of developing technology that is consciously designed to foster well-being in individuals and groups.
Measurement, data and goal-setting are key to improving the human condition -- and not only in finding the right policies to foster well-being, but also in supporting individuals' efforts to own their own health and fitness.
Instead, President Obama and the presidents of Brazil, Chile, and El Salvador should encourage businesspeople to think in new ways about how societies advance and how governments, civil societies, and private sectors can together foster well-being and inclusion in the short term, as a part of growth, not a long-term result.
According to the Self Determination Theory, autonomy is one of three major components in supporting intrinsic motivation to foster well-being and health [ 52, 54].
There are now a plethora of data showing that when individuals engage in generous and altruistic behavior, they actually activate circuits in the brain that are key to fostering well-being.
Child welfare services are aimed at providing care and protection, fostering well-being and prosocial behaviour.
The perspective of positive psychology, i.e., to identify human strengths, fostering well-being, resilience, prosocial behaviour, and QoL [ 12], correspond well to the objectives of child welfare services.
Foster well-being by arranging for an at-home massage, manicure or haircut.
By following these recommendations, the European car labelling can receive wider recognition and foster well-informed consumer choices.
