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    Well-Being

    These pages have been developed to promote and encourage health and well-being at work and study. They are intended to be endorsed and fully supported by all employees and students of the University.

    What is well-being?

    'Well-being’ is defined as a positive state of body and mind. It is the subjective state of being healthy, happy, contented, comfortable and satisfied with one's quality of life. It includes physical, material, social, emotional ('happiness'), and development and activity dimensions (Waddell & Burton, 2006)

    Well-being...

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    • Well-Being and Stress

    Government Review by Professor Dame Carole Black

    To speak to an adviser please visit the Contacts page or call (024765) 24923

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    Page contact: Claire Beament Last revised: Fri 11 Feb 2011
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