Glossary of well-being dimensions

Vivid imagination, experiences of high awareness and highly responsive to stimuli. [1]

Being able to accept situations and outcomes that cannot be controlled and an ability to forgive oneself and others. [1]

Ambition, effort, challenging tasks, persistence and hard work. [1]

How well somebody performs at work at the degree to which it is recognised. [1]

How enthusiastic, motivated, energetic or excited a person is. [1]

The love one gets for being who they are. [1]

Emotional aspects of depression, such as tearfulness. [1]

Having a confrontational temperament towards others. [1]

Age related anxiety, restlessness or a generally dysphoric mood. [1]

On average, how many units of alcohol a person is consuming. [1]

Feelings of being exploited, mistreated, betrayed or unlucky. [1]

The inability to experience pleasure from activities usually found enjoyable and low positive affect. [1]

A state of mental tension, stress, worry, strain and nervousness. [1]

Whether an individual is extremely, severely, moderately, slightly or not at all anxious or depressed. [1]

Feeling dizzy, shaky, faint, numb or sweaty. [1]

The ability to interact with others for support, contact and love. [1]

How an individual evaluates the age related changes occurring in their life. [1]

Confidence in one's independence. [1]