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The Relationship between Social Identities, Acculturation Strategies and the Psychological Well-Being of Young Russians in Latvia and Crimean Tatars in Crimea

Kodja, Ekaterina - 2019

This cross-cultural study examines the role of social identities (ethnic, national and place) and acculturation strategies in the psychological well-being of young ethnic minorities in regions with different policies on minority integration - Russians in Latvia (N=109, age 16-24) and Crimean...

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The Self-Concordance Model : The Effects of Autonomy, Effort and Goal Progress on Subjective Well-Being in the US and Russia

Suchkov, Dmitry - 2016

How one perceives one's own level of autonomy has important consequences for motivational features of goal pursuit and well-being during this process. We tested the hypothesis, inspired by Self-Determination Theory, and the Self-Concordance model, that pursuit of self-concordant goals, emanating...

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Age Features of a Happy Life in Russia and Europe : An Econometric Analysis of Socio-Economic Determinants

Kopnova, Elena - 2015

A comparative analysis of the age impact on happiness in Russia and European countries was conducted. The European …-happiness form. Russia and some counties of former Soviet Union: Ukraine, Lithuania and Estonia were analysed in group 3, where the …

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Family Social Capital As a Predictor of Parental and Adolescent Subjective Well-Being in Russia

Dubrov, Dmitrii - 2017

This research examines the role of family social capital (FSC) in parental and adolescent subjective well-being. As the construct FSC is relatively new, the article presents data of validated methods for measuring it. 397 Russians were interviewed to identify whether FSC is a significant...

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How Robust is the Association of Life Satisfaction with Value Congruence? A Study of Constructed Socio-Demographic Groups in a Russian National Sample

Khaptsova, Alyona - 2014

Congruence between own values and those of one's reference groups has been found to promote life satisfaction. Actual or anticipated support or sanctions from reference others presumably explains this effect. Does the effect extend to congruence with the values of others who are similar only in...

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What Makes People Happy : Well-Being and Sources of Happiness in Russian Students

Leontiev, Dmitry - 2015

importance and attainability of separate sources of happiness within Russia are more pronounced than the differences between … Russia and Italy. The mean indices of the attainability of happiness were similar for Italian and both Russian samples. We …

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What Happens to Happiness When People Get Older? Socio-Economic Determinants of Life Satisfaction in Later Life

Kolosnitsyna, Marina - 2015

discussions. In Russia, this process has also become a topic for many studies examining socio-economic characteristics and health …

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Religiosity and Life Satisfaction in Russia : Evidence from the Russian Data

Bryukhanov, Maksym - 2017

Does religiosity make you happy? Many studies document positive associations between religiosity and various forms of subjective wellbeing. This is also true for general life satisfaction in normal economic conditions and in the case of economic shocks. However, both life satisfaction and...

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Understanding the Russian Malaise : The Collapse and Recovery of Subjective Well-Being in Post-Communist Russia

Inglehart, Ronald F.; Foa, Roberto; Ponarin, Eduard; … - 2014

1982, the Russia people ranked lower on happiness and life satisfaction than the people of much poorer countries such as … collapse of the Soviet Union, subjective well-being in Russia fell to levels never seen before, reaching a low point in 1995 … been reversing itself, but in 2011 Russia still ranked slightly lower than its level in 1981 …

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Where is a Teacher Happy in Russia? Indicators of Teachers’ Salaries

Derkachev, Pavel - 2015

This article considers the uneven positions of school teachers in different regions of the Russian Federation. There exist numerous research works on the relation of school teachers' salaries to the characteristics of regional educational systems and regional economies. A range of indicators is...

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