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The Freedom to Pursue Happiness: Belief in...

The Freedom to Pursue Happiness: Belief in Free Will Predicts Life Satisfaction and Positive Affect among Chinese Adolescents

04 Jan 2017Chunkai Li1, Song Wang, Yajun Zhao, Feng Kong and Jingguang Li

Data analyses indicated that a stronger belief in free will was consistently associated with higher life satisfaction and positive affect in both cohorts.

Cross-section study
2 effects
1660 subjects

Reported Outcomes

DeterminantsOutcomeDetails

Belief in Free Will Selfcare risk & protective factor
Protective Factor Belief in Free Will
Selfcare

Subjective well-being Brain outcome
Increased risk of Subjective well-being
Brain system

Moderate evidence
89.0%

Belief in Free Will Selfcare risk & protective factor
Protective Factor Belief in Free Will
Selfcare

Positive Affect Brain outcome
Increased risk of Positive Affect
Brain system

Moderate evidence
112.0%

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NutritionBeveragesHerbsSelf-careContaminantsManufactured

Outcomes

Physical PerformanceBrain & Mental HealthCardiovascularDigestiveEndocrine & HormonesIntergumentary
Lymphatic & Immune systemMaternityRespiratoryReproductiveSensoryUrinary & Kidney

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