Add to ORKGThe psychological construct of ‘ikigai’ reflects the sense of having a ‘reason for living’ and has been associated with various positive health-related outcomes. This proposal presents an English translation of the Ikigai-9, empirically explores the manifestation of ikigai in the United Kingdom, and outlines its associations with facets of well-being.N/
Discoveries on the positive health-related benefits and outcomes associated with ikigai, translated ...
Background An increasing number of international organisations and national governments have committ...
This article reports two tests of whether a measure of emotion regulation (assessed by the Intercult...
The psychological construct of ‘ikigai’ reflects the sense of having a ‘reason for living’ and has b...
The psychological construct of ‘ikigai’ reflects the sense of having a ‘reason for living’ and has b...
Recently, the concept of ikigai has attracted international scholarly attention. Originally, researc...
The Well-being Questionnaire (W-BQ) was designed to measure psychological well-being in people with ...
International audienceAbstractIntroductionIkigai, a concept originating in Japan, is related to life...
The aim: The Japanese word “ikigai” indicates “something to live for” and “having a purpose in life”...
Background: The Well-being questionaire (W-BQ) was designed to measure psychological well-being in p...
Wellbeing literature has greatly benefited from cross-cultural and non-Western research. However, mo...
In this study, we conducted the translation and validation of the K-SF-42 in Japan (Figueredo, 2017)...
As the cross-cultural use of outcome measures grows, it is important to determine whether these inst...
This is the final version of the article. Available from the publisher via the DOI in this record.BA...
The aim of this study was to develop and perform cross-cultural validation of a Japanese version of ...
Discoveries on the positive health-related benefits and outcomes associated with ikigai, translated ...
Background An increasing number of international organisations and national governments have committ...
This article reports two tests of whether a measure of emotion regulation (assessed by the Intercult...
The psychological construct of ‘ikigai’ reflects the sense of having a ‘reason for living’ and has b...
The psychological construct of ‘ikigai’ reflects the sense of having a ‘reason for living’ and has b...
Recently, the concept of ikigai has attracted international scholarly attention. Originally, researc...
The Well-being Questionnaire (W-BQ) was designed to measure psychological well-being in people with ...
International audienceAbstractIntroductionIkigai, a concept originating in Japan, is related to life...
The aim: The Japanese word “ikigai” indicates “something to live for” and “having a purpose in life”...
Background: The Well-being questionaire (W-BQ) was designed to measure psychological well-being in p...
Wellbeing literature has greatly benefited from cross-cultural and non-Western research. However, mo...
In this study, we conducted the translation and validation of the K-SF-42 in Japan (Figueredo, 2017)...
As the cross-cultural use of outcome measures grows, it is important to determine whether these inst...
This is the final version of the article. Available from the publisher via the DOI in this record.BA...
The aim of this study was to develop and perform cross-cultural validation of a Japanese version of ...
Discoveries on the positive health-related benefits and outcomes associated with ikigai, translated ...
Background An increasing number of international organisations and national governments have committ...
This article reports two tests of whether a measure of emotion regulation (assessed by the Intercult...