Significance of Psychological well-being
Psychological well-being encompasses an individual's mental and emotional state, including happiness, satisfaction, and resilience. It is influenced by factors like lifestyle, social support, and environmental conditions. Various interventions, such as yoga, meditation, aromatherapy, and even addressing workplace conditions or diet, can positively impact it. It is also affected by factors such as the COVID-19 pandemic, cyberbullying, and chronic pain. It is viewed as essential for overall health and is a key aspect of well-being in various contexts, from healthcare to religion.
Synonyms: Mental well-being, Emotional well-being, Psychological health, Mental health, Emotional health, Psychological wellness, Mental resilience, Psychological clarity, Emotional stability., Mental wellness, Emotional wellness
In Dutch: Psychologisch welzijn; In Finnish: Psykologinen hyvinvointi; In Spanish: Bienestar psicológico
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Hindu concept of 'Psychological well-being'
In Hinduism, psychological well-being encompasses mental and emotional states, influenced by factors like doshic balance, yoga, and lifestyle. Ayurveda addresses it alongside physical and spiritual health, promoting stress reduction, emotional regulation, and overall wellness.
From: Journal of Ayurvedic and Herbal Medicine
(1) Yoga is found to be one of the effective methods that can influence various bio-systems and can be used in schools to establish physical and psychological well being.[1]
From: Journal of Ayurveda and Integrated Medical Sciences
(1) Psychological well-being is an aspect of mental health that determines how individuals handle stress, make choices, and relate to others.[2] (2) A state that is positively affected by Panchakarma therapies.[3] (3) Yoga promotes this by increasing positive mood states and optimism while also improving physical fitness aspects.[4] (4) This is one of the aims of the practice of meditation, which involves concentrating one's attention on a particular object, concept, sound, image, or experience to achieve profound spiritual or experiential comprehension and insight, or to improve this.[5] (5) This plays a pivotal role in maintaining or disrupting the body's Doshic balance and vital energies, which are essential for sustaining life and youthfulness.[6]
From: International Research Journal of Ayurveda and Yoga
(1) An individual's emotional and mental health, positively influenced by yoga interventions in cancer patients, promoting a sense of wellness.[7] (2) Ayurveda not only implements pharmacological means but also non pharmacological ways like Yoga, pranayama, lifestyle improvement, and Sadvritta for this, spiritual and social well-being.[8] (3) The consistent reduction in perceived stress highlights the potential of structured Yogic practices to impact the mental well-being of guardians.[9] (4) It is one aspect of human life covered by Ayurveda, along with physical and spiritual aspects for a complete individual.[10] (5) Yoga, pranayama, and omkara help in achieving this, along with spiritual well-being.[11]
The concept of Psychological well-being in local and regional sources
Psychological well-being, as defined by regional sources, encompasses an individual's mental state concerning their understanding and acceptance of evolution, linking it to physical well-being.
From: Triveni Journal
(1) Refers to the mental state of individuals in relation to the understanding and acceptance of evolution, which is connected to physical well-being.[12]
The concept of Psychological well-being in scientific sources
Psychological well-being is a state of mental/emotional health involving positive emotions, resilience, and coping abilities. It's influenced by work, environment, physical activity, relationships, stress, and conditions like anxiety/depression, impacting overall contentment.
From: International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (MDPI)
(1) Psychological well-being during crises like the COVID-19 pandemic was found to be associated with tooth brushing frequency, suggesting a link between mental state and oral hygiene habits.[13] (2) Psychological well-being in students is influenced by victimization, with hope and school connectedness acting as mediators.[14] (3) Psychological well-being is associated with the Fear of COVID-19 Scale, linking pandemic fears to an individual's overall mental state.[15]
From: Sustainability Journal (MDPI)
(1) Psychological well-being is positively influenced by affective organizational commitment, with studies showing associations between commitment and engagement, and negative associations with burnout.[16] (2) Psychological well-being is studied in relation to the job demand–control model, with research indicating a connection between these concepts.[17] (3) Refers to an individual's state of mental and emotional health, and how it can be facilitated through optimal motivation across different life areas.[18]
From: The Malaysian Journal of Medical Sciences
(1) This encompasses a positive mental state characterized by satisfaction and contentment, and its improvement was a goal when administering specialized training centered on spiritual comprehension to those receiving kidney filtration.[19] (2) The text discusses the impacts on psychological well-being, indicating a concern for the mental and emotional health of individuals.[20] (3) This refers to the state of mental health and happiness of an individual, often influenced by various internal and external factors.[21]
From: African Journal of Primary Health Care and Family Medicine
(1) is a state of mental and emotional health characterized by positive emotions, resilience, and the ability to cope with stress and challenges in life.[22] (2) It is indicated by psychological distress and systematic reviews and meta-analyses have found high psychological distress prevalence, positively associated with gender among health sciences students.[23] (3) An individual's emotional, mental, and spiritual health, often neglected in favor of physical health concerns.[24]
From: South African Family Practice
(1) An individual's subjective experience of positive mental and emotional states, including happiness, satisfaction, and a sense of purpose.[25] (2) This refers to the positive relationship that has been shown to exist between humor and a person's state of mind, where humor is regarded as a key construct in psychofortology.[26] (3) The state of mental health and emotional wellness, this is evaluated to determine how the therapeutic intervention affects the patient's emotional and mental state.[27]
From: Asian Journal of Pharmaceutics
(1) A state of emotional and mental health where individuals can function effectively.[28] (2) This is mentioned in the context of a study on the relationship between regimen burden and psychological well being in persons with type I diabetes.[29]
From: Journal of Public Health in Africa
(1) It is the mental and emotional state of adolescent girls, which can be improved through menstrual health education.[30] (2) An individual's state of mental and emotional health, characterized by positive feelings, a sense of purpose, and healthy relationships.[31] (3) This aspect is considered in the context of children's well-being, which includes their emotional and social well-being, as per Keyes's perspective.[32]
From: Religions Journal (MDPI)
(1) Daily spiritual experiences have been linked to psychological well-being among US adults, suggesting a positive association between the two.[33] (2) The mental health status of missionaries and their families, which is related to intercultural learning and acculturation, and can be impacted by the stresses of overseas assignments and reintegration.[34] (3) The structure of psychological well-being is revisited, suggesting a multidimensional approach to understanding this concept, which is influenced by various factors including religiosity.[35]
From: Religious Inquiries (Journal)
(1) Psychological well-being is perceived to be positively affected by cannabis use, and this is the most common reason for its appeal, although potential drawbacks are also recognized.[36]
From: South African Journal of Psychiatry
(1) Psychological well-being is an important aspect of overall health, and physiotherapists use promotion, prevention, treatment interventions and rehabilitation strategies to promote, maintain and restore patients’ physical, psychological and social well-being, which enhances the lives of the patients.[37] (2) Social support has generally been associated with increased psychological well-being and better functional status in chronically ill individuals.[38] (3) This is considered alongside substance abuse among South African adolescents, according to the South African Journal of Psychology 2007;37(3):595-615.[39]
From: International Journal of Pharmacology
(1) A state of mental and emotional health, encompassing feelings of happiness, satisfaction, and contentment.[40]