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Subject: Well Being

The interplay between child temperament and parenting influences on internalising and externalising difficulties of children: a systematic review of the literature

Labor outcomes after employer-provided training: evidence from the Understanding Society survey

Friends make us happy: evidence from three European panel studies

The C-WELLBY: towards a universal measure of children’s wellbeing for policy analysis

Pets increase life satisfaction as much as marriage or close friendships

Asymmetry and spillover effects in the relationship between stock markets and mental health: an alternative approach

Examining the relationship between different dimensions of subjective well-being and savings behaviour: insights from UK panel data

Deprivation’s role in adolescent social media use and its links to life satisfaction

The value of pets: the quantifable impact of pets on life satisfaction

Adolescents with fewer resources use social media more, yet their well-being remains unaffected, research shows

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