Happiness: A Review and Critical Evaluation of Culture and Well-Being

Ethnic Identity and Summary of Happiness The purpose of this study is to better understand the potential protective effect of ethnic identity through diary research to observe the daily stress needs of Chinese and Mexican youth (Kiang, Yip, Gonzales-Backen, Witkow, and Fuligni, 2006). Researchers hypothesize that ethnic identity will resist the negative impact of normative stressors (Kiang et al., 2006). Happiness is measured by maximizing quality of life and minimizing anxiety by analyzing racial concerns, ethnic centrality, and their interactions with happiness (Kiang et al., 2006).

Happiness measuring happiness can often be expressed as "satisfaction of life". As structure, subjective happiness (happiness) is measured along two broad dimensions: evaluation of emotional happiness and happiness. The former includes positive and negative everyday feelings, the latter is the overall assessment of your life. The UN Sustainable Solutions Network released the world's first world happiness report in 2013 and explained the level, cause, and influence of happiness around the world. The report analyzes the data collected from the Gallup World Poll (GWP). The United Nations argues that the happiness indicators used in GWP indicate reliability and internality, convergence and predictive validity

Many studies have investigated the influence of culture on happiness and subjective happiness (SWB) over the past few decades. We share a lot with our happiness experience. For example, through 40 years of research in 182 countries, 97 studies show that happiness is the most accurate representation among cross-cultures in 7 different emotions (anger, disdain, aversion, fear, happiness, sorrow, surprise) Indicated. Cross-cultural integration has also been reported in the evaluation mechanism, and similar circumstances around the world, including fun situations and events that will benefit our goals, needs, and desires, and circumstances that cause internal attribution, It seems to be happy. And an event. When we are happy (eg laughing, laughing, participating in intimate actions), we also express similar physiological behaviors. Intercultural people regard happiness as one of their most valued personal goals

Just like our goals and personality, human happiness is influenced by culture. Most people in society are psychologically and physically enthusiastic for some kind of happiness. Depending on the culture in which a person resides, it may be an important factor that determines whether that person is happy or not. Many researchers from the field of happiness psychology have studied whether happiness can be thought of as ubiquitous. I understood that this is not a fact. Pursuit of happiness depends on your own culture and environment. Certainly happiness is related to health, wealth and education. Furthermore, whether an individual is part of an individualist or collectivist country, is it a group that makes a priority individual or someone happy?