individual wellbeing, in terms of how good we feel, how satisfied we are with our lives, and how well we are functioning in different areas.We might think about positive relationships as a part of functioning well.
However, there is more to social wellbeing than that.It is not only our social interactions, but also our relationships with our communities and social structures that constitute a key and distinct domain of wellbeing.For this article, we will discuss social wellbeing at the levels of positive relationships (e.g., friends, family, romantic partner) and larger systems (e.g., school, workplace, culture).Before you continue, we thought you might like to download our three Meaning and Valued Living Exercises for free.
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