Sentence examples for well-being interventions from inspiring English sources
In this study, there were clear correlations between mindfulness, PS, and SW across different primary care professional categories and time in the same job position, suggesting specific vulnerabilities that should be addressed through the development of staff awareness, stress prevention, and well-being interventions.
His research focuses on behavioral health and well-being interventions, emotion science, stress and coping, and civic engagement.
Thus, not only can the well-being interventions make people feel better, but they may also help them function more effectively.
Another Cornell academic, who works alongside Hancock at the university's Social Media Lab, was awarded almost $1.2m in US government funding earlier this month for a new study on the disclosure of personal information by social media users – "from mundane details of daily life to tragic warnings of planned suicide" – to help assist in "well-being interventions".
Furthermore, well-being interventions in diseased populations not explicitly grounded in positive psychology theory ('coping with disease courses') were excluded.
As already mentioned, although well-established questionnaires have been extensively validated in many different populations the data that is generated is often of limited value in specifically directing health and well-being interventions.
We then develop a framework that distinguishes key elements of financial well-being; namely, interventions and financial behaviors, consequences, contextual factors, and personal factors.
However, browsing condition moderated the relationship between social comparison and affective well-being: the interventions reduced post-browsing negative affect for those at higher levels of negative comparison.
The diagnosis and complications associated with heart failure (HF) have been very well established to adversely impact an individual's physical and psychosocial well-being, and interventions such as cognitive behavioral techniques have demonstrated potential positive benefits among patients with HF.
Hence, enhancement of well-being requires interventions to encourage positive attitudes and behaviours over the life course.
The instrument has qualities that make it suitable also for monitoring well-being during interventions for stress-related exhaustion/clinical burnout.
