How does subjective well-being (SWB) develop across the life span? Theories and previous
empirical research suggest heterogeneous conclusions regarding this question. Therefore …

Repeated assessments of personality states in daily diary or experience sampling studies
have become a more and more common tool in the psychologist's toolbox. However, and …

Background Ways to maintain good health during a pandemic are very important for the
general population; however, little is known about the impact of the coronavirus disease …

Objective Ecological momentary assessment (EMA) refers to the repeated sampling of
information about an individual's symptoms and behaviours, enabling the capture of …

Given substantial cohort differences in psychosocial functioning, for example in perceived
control, and ongoing pension reforms, the context of retirement has changed over the last …

Goal adjustment capacities (ie, goal disengagement and goal reengagement) are core self-
regulatory resources theorized to buffer psychological well-being during intractable life …

Since the outbreak of the COVID-19 epidemic, it has spread on a large scale around the
world, seriously affecting people's physical and mental health. In China, almost all schools …

Multiple-timescale studies provide new opportunities to examine how developmental
processes that evolve at different cadences are intertwined. Developmental theories of …

Perceived partner responsiveness (PPR)—the extent to which people feel understood,
cared for, and appreciated—has been identified as an organizing principle in the study of …

Among the many work (and life) characteristics of relevance to adult development and
aging, various forms of control are some of the most extensively and diversely studied …