Titlebook: Quality-of-Life Research in Chinese, Western and Global Contexts; Daniel T.L. Shek,Ying Keung Chan,Paul S.N. Lee Book 20051st edition Spri

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The Pre- and Post-1997 Well-Being of Hong Kong Residents,of Hong Kong residents before and after the change of sovereignty by analyzing six sets of survey data collected between 1990 and 2001. These are six biennial territory wide Social Indicator Surveys conducted to collect subjective assessments of well-being of Hong Kong residents. Analysis of the sur

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Quality of Life in Hong Kong: The CUHK Hong Kong Quality of Life Index,bjective and subjective measures. This index, developed by the Faculty of Social Science of The Chinese University of Hong Kong, employs data collected in representative sample surveys and official statistics. A wide range of life domains is covered and the year 2002 is taken as the base year of the

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An Exploratory Study on the Quality of Life of Older Chinese People Living Alone in Hong Kong,of Hong Kong. The results show that mental health status, number of days staying in hospital, life satisfaction, age, and self-esteem are significant factors in predicting the life quality of older Chinese respondents living alone. The explanatory power of this model is 56.4%. The results of this st

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Economic Stress, Emotional Quality of Life, and Problem Behavior in Chinese Adolescents with and wiell-being, life satisfaction, self-esteem, sense of mastery, psychological morbidity) as well as problem behavior (substance abuse and delinquency) were examined in 1519 Chinese adolescents with and without economic disadvantage. Results showed that perceived economic stress was related to emotional

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A Longitudinal Study of Chinese Cultural Beliefs about Adversity, Psychological Well-Being, Delinquin 199 Chinese adolescents with economic disadvantage. Results showed that endorsement of Chinese cultural beliefs about adversity was concurrently related to measures of adolescent psychological well-being (existential well-being, mastery, life satisfaction, self-esteem and general psychiatric morb

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Quality of Life Perceptions and Directions for Urban Regeneration in Hong Kong,pation, building community character, advancing equity, improving environment and enlivening the economy are observed. Through the assessment of various quality of life indicators related to these five basic principles for sustainable urban regeneration by the public, private and community sectors,