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Well-being as a Phenomenon: Research Paradigms of the Fifth Age

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№ Topic of study Area where study is carried out Duration of study Results
1 Social well-being of seniors and their social status in the region Khabarovsk Territory 1999 – 2011 Development of purpose-oriented programs of seniors’ social support
2 Subjective well-being of seniors (cross-national study) Higher School of Economics in St. Petersburg 2014 Identification of subjective well-being of seniors
3 Seniors’ well-being Administrative authorities of the Saratov Region 2013 Development of programs for improving seniors’ well-being in the region
4 Technologies for improving seniors’ well-being Tomsk Polytechnic University 2012-2016 Developing and testing technologies for improving seniors’ well-being
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