AbstractThis article investigates the image of happiness among children with different levels of creativity. The results of the investigation led us to clarify the differences in the attitude to happiness expressed in pictures drawn by senior preschool children. Children with a high level of creativity interpret happiness as an emotional phenomenon. Their image of happiness is built up with social interaction and a focus on other people. Children with a low level of creativity associate happiness with material need satisfaction. Their image of happiness is impersonal, concrete, and it is not focused on other people
AbstractThe article grounds the topicality of the conducted research, which is associated with socia...
AbstractThe article gives the outline of a case study supported by Southern Federal University and c...
Limited research exists on young people's own views on their happiness, with research dominated by a...
AbstractThis article investigates the image of happiness among children with different levels of cre...
AbstractThe purpose of the study was to examine the perceptions of happiness and to identify the lev...
The article is devoted to the substantiation and results of a study of implicit notions of a happy p...
Article 100826For the last decades, scholars agree that happiness is a complex phenomenon depending ...
This article addresses the question of whether children are or are not creative by exploring the ass...
This article addresses the question of whether children are or are not creative by exploring the ass...
In order to understand what makes children happy, it is important to hear what children have to say ...
This research was designed to examine how early-childhood educators pursuing their graduate degrees ...
In order to understand what makes children happy, it is important to hear what children have to say ...
In order to understand what makes children happy, it is important to hear what children have to say ...
Previous research on children's and adolescents' happiness has mainly focused on the different varia...
The subjective well-being of children today attracts researchers around the world and remains less s...
AbstractThe article grounds the topicality of the conducted research, which is associated with socia...
AbstractThe article gives the outline of a case study supported by Southern Federal University and c...
Limited research exists on young people's own views on their happiness, with research dominated by a...
AbstractThis article investigates the image of happiness among children with different levels of cre...
AbstractThe purpose of the study was to examine the perceptions of happiness and to identify the lev...
The article is devoted to the substantiation and results of a study of implicit notions of a happy p...
Article 100826For the last decades, scholars agree that happiness is a complex phenomenon depending ...
This article addresses the question of whether children are or are not creative by exploring the ass...
This article addresses the question of whether children are or are not creative by exploring the ass...
In order to understand what makes children happy, it is important to hear what children have to say ...
This research was designed to examine how early-childhood educators pursuing their graduate degrees ...
In order to understand what makes children happy, it is important to hear what children have to say ...
In order to understand what makes children happy, it is important to hear what children have to say ...
Previous research on children's and adolescents' happiness has mainly focused on the different varia...
The subjective well-being of children today attracts researchers around the world and remains less s...
AbstractThe article grounds the topicality of the conducted research, which is associated with socia...
AbstractThe article gives the outline of a case study supported by Southern Federal University and c...
Limited research exists on young people's own views on their happiness, with research dominated by a...