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What are the indicators of well-being as defined in the Theory of Self-Transcendence?
Indicators of well-being in the Theory of Self-Transcendence include life satisfaction, positive self-concept, hopefulness, happiness, morale, self-care, and a sense of meaning in life. These indicators reflect diverse human perceptions of health and wellness, and self-transcendence is linked to positive experiences that promote well-being.
Key points
- Well-being is defined as a sense of feeling whole and healthy.
- Indicators of well-being include life satisfaction, positive self-concept, hopefulness, happiness, morale, self-care, and sense of meaning in life.
- Self-transcendence is associated with positive, health-promoting experiences.
- The relationship between self-transcendence and well-being is direct and positive.
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