Life Satisfaction across the Lifespan

Researcher from Swinburne University want to better understand which psychological attributes (e.g., attitudes, beliefs, social connections) are most important in predicting and maintaining life satisfaction across the life span. [This study has CLOSED].

Health education and promotion

This study is now closed. Please refer to our Research Studies page to view our ongoing studies.

Study Purpose/Description

You are invited to participate in a research study about life satisfaction across the life span. Researchers want to better understand which psychological attributes (e.g., attitudes, beliefs, social connections) are most important in predicting and maintaining life satisfaction across the life span.

This will help researchers design future initiatives to promote well-being for adults aged 60+.

What’s Involved?

You can complete the questionnaires online, on paper, or via an interview. They cover attitudes toward aging, life satisfaction, social connections, and demographics. The questionaries will take about 20 minutes to complete.

Recruitment criteria

You may be eligible to participate in this study if you are:

Aged 60 years and older

Study sponsor / funder

Research team contacts

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