Study to measure response of happiness.<\/p>\n
Author: Tanvi Murudkar, Shivangi Padhi, Clemencia D\u2019cruz<\/p>\n
Introduction: This survey aims to understand people\u2019s emotions. Various Questions are framed in an appropriate manner so that correct response can be received. This survey helps to assess, understand, and enhance individual\u2019s happiness, community well-being, economic equality, and environment sustainability.<\/p>\n
Objective:
\n\u2022 This survey is aimed to instill self-awareness.
\n\u2022 The objective is to improve the mental well-being of students.
\n\u2022 The survey is aimed to stimulate good mental health, character, and resilience.
\n\u2022 This survey would help improve cognitive ability of the students.
\n\u2022 This survey would help to reduce anxiety, depression, and intolerance among students.
\n\u2022 The purpose of this survey is to build emotional awareness, to support decision making with that emotional awareness.<\/p>\n
Literature Review:<\/p>\n
I. The pursuit to happiness is perhaps as old as the existence of mankind. Mention of happiness can be found in texts and verses of ancient civilizations including India. There is not a single human being on earth who perhaps would not like to be happy. However, the context and meaning of happiness vary widely from person to person, situation to situation, and from time to time. The questions that are often raised are, \u201cwhat is happiness\u201d, \u201chow many types of happiness\u201d, \u201chow dynamic is happiness\u201d, \u201cwhat gives rise to happiness\u201d, \u201care parameters of happiness for an individual different from another, and if yes, how can they be measured\u201d, and so on. This makes it extremely complicated to understand and define happiness most appropriately. These questions, directly or indirectly have been dealt by several authors, psychologists included.
\n-by Cheng, H. & Furnham
\nVol 34(6), 921-942 2003.<\/p>\n
II. Happiness researchers have noted a seldom-seen contradiction. Most people want more money and do a great deal to achieve this goal. But although people in industrialized countries have been getting richer for decades, they have by no means become happier. Amartya K. Sen argued that although income per capita was important, it was not as complete a measure of people\u2019s welfare as their capabilities.
\n-by Bandura, A. & Locke, E.A
\nVol 88(1), 87-99. 2003.<\/p>\n
Questions Mean (x) SD SE Z
\nI am happy with the way I am. 3.722222222
\n1.198389366
\n0.11531507
\n-22.29345802<\/p>\n
I am pleased with the way I approach my life. 3.453703704
\n1.105502459
\n0.106377024
\n-24.74787494<\/p>\n
I am well satisfied about everything in my life. 3.185185185
\n1.077797583
\n0.103711121
\n-25.74131738<\/p>\n
I am happy with the career that I choose. 3.2962963
\n1.23242227
\n0.11858989
\n-22.0009701<\/p>\n
I am very optimistic about my future. 2.81481481
\n1.70840773
\n0.16439161
\n-15.4342916<\/p>\n
Conclusion:
\n\u2022 Students are happy with the way they are.
\n\u2022 Students are pleased with the way they approach their life.
\n\u2022 Students are well satisfied about everything in their life.
\n\u2022 Students are happy in the career that they choose.
\n\u2022 Students are very optimistic about their future.<\/p>\n
Reference:
\nBandura, A. & Locke, E.A. (2003). Negative self-efficacy and goal effects revisited. Journal of Applied Psychology, 88(1), 87-99.
\nCheng, H. & Furnham, A. (2003). Personality, self-esteem, and demographic predictions of happiness and depression. Personality and Individual Differences, 34(6), 921-942.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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