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New science of wellbeing: citizens-built dynamic evidence base

2022-03-09

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<p>This preprint outlines an upcoming critical narrative evaluation of a new source of evidence about changes in behaviour that improve personal wellbeing. Existing research and practice are compared to an innovative use of information and communication technology that has the potential to provide global access to education in locally specified changes in lifestyle which promote personally desired outcomes in qual...

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e696ce2d-0e48-574e-bb91-6a9e79c708c7
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10.31234/osf.io/ayd9u
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