Koncepti sreće i blagostanja u socijalnim i bihejvioralnim naukama

Autori

  • Aleksandar Jugović Fakultet za specijalnu edukaciju i rehabilitaciju, Univerzitet u Beogradu, Srbija
  • Dragica Bogetić Fakultet za specijalnu edukaciju i rehabilitaciju, Univerzitet u Beogradu, Srbija
  • Dragan Živaljević Akademija za nacionalnu bezbednost u Beogradu, Srbija

Ključne reči:

subjektivno blagostanje, sreća, kvalitet života, socijalne i bihejvioralne nauke

Apstrakt

Cilj rada jeste naučna analiza pojmova i koncepcija subjektivnog blagostanja, sreće i kvaliteta života i njihov značaj za socijalne i bihejvioralne nauke, kroz primenu analize i sinteze empirijskih i teorijskih nalaza kao opštih metoda korišćenih u radu. Pored toga, u radu su analizirani empirijski nalazi o subjektivnom blagostanju, kao i dva teorijska postulata koji definišu preduslove blagostanja – teorija zadovoljenja potreba i teorija hedonizma. Važnost pojmova blagostanja za bihejvioralne nauke se može ogledati u dobitima sreće na individualnom i šire društvenom nivou. Dobiti na individualnom nivou se ogledaju kroz rezultate brojnih studija koje pokazuju da su sreća (zadovoljstvo životom, pozitivna osećanja i nizak nivo negativnih osećanja) i uspeh u različitim životnim domenima u pozitivnoj korelaciji, uključujući zdravlje, partnerske i socijalne odnose, prihode, radni učinak i prosocijalno ponašanje. Kroz zaključna razmatranja pojedinih studija da visoki nivoi subjektivnog blagostanja jednog naroda mogu voditi ka stabilnijem i produktivnijem društvu u celosti, ogleda se šira dobit sistema od rada na unapređenju subjektivnog

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Jugović, A., Bogetić, D., & Živaljević, D. (2018). Koncepti sreće i blagostanja u socijalnim i bihejvioralnim naukama. Zbornik Instituta Za kriminološka I sociološka istraživanja, 37(3), 41–54. преузето од https://zbornik-iksi.rs/index.php/home/article/view/358

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