Quality-of-Life Research in Chinese, Western and Global Contexts / Social Indicators Research Series Bd.25 (PDF)

Quality of life in the global context: A Chinese response.- Arts and the quality of life: An exploratory study.- Apparent quality-of-life in nations: How long and happy people live.- Global quality of life (QOL), health and ability are primarily determined by our consciousness. Research findings from Denmark 1991-2004.- Participatory partnerships: Engaging and empowering to enhance environmental management and quality of life?- Marketing and quality of life: A model for improving perinatal health status.- Quality of life in Hong Kong: Past accomplishments and future prospects.- The Pre- and Post-1997 Well-Being of Hong Kong Residents.- Quality of life in Hong Kong: The CUHK Hong Kong Quality of Life Index.- Quality of life in older adults: Benefits from caring services in Hong Kong.- An exploratory study on the quality of life of older Chinese people living alone in Hong Kong.- Economic stress, emotional quality of life, and problem behavior in Chinese adolescents with and without economic disadvantage.- A longitudinal study of Chinese cultural beliefs about adversity, psychological well-being, delinquency and substance abuse in Chinese adolescents with economic disadvantage.- The quality of life of Hong Kong's poor households in the 1990s: Levels of expenditure, income security and poverty.- Quality of life perceptions and directions for urban regeneration in Hong Kong.- Subjective residential environment and its implications for quality of life among university students in Hong Kong.- Do demographic characteristics make a difference to burnout among Hong Kong secondary school teachers?- Relations between social problem solving and indicators of interpersonal and family well-being in Chinese adolescents in Hong Kong.