This book makes a systematic empirical analysis of the quality of life of Chinese residents from the perspective of social change, expounds the connotation, theory, elements, and research methodology of the quality of life, and focuses on the diachronic dynamic analysis of the multidimensional elements of the quality of life from the perspective of life course and life cycle. According to the research content, the book is divided into three topics. The first topic, from the first chapter to the third chapter, mainly focuses on the quality of life research and theoretical evolution, providing theoretical guidance for the empirical analysis of the book and scientific significance for the study of the quality of life in social change. The second project, from Chapter 4 to Chapter 7, focuses on the influence factors of quality of life of a Chinese resident, structure composition, and the relationship between the related factors to conduct empirical research, the purpose is to more clearlyunderstand the present status of life quality in the Chinese culture, for the further scientific research was related to quality of life to provide the basic framework. The third topic, from Chapter 8 to Chapter 13, focuses on empirical analysis of the changes and development of subjective and objective quality of life of Chinese residents.
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Research significance, concept definition and research framework.- Progress and review of quality of life research in China and the West.- Quality of Life theory and development in historical evolution.- The diagnosis of structural classification schema of subjective well-being.- An empirical study on influencing factors of subjective well-being of urban residents.- A study on the differences of Subjective Well-being between Urban and rural residents and its influencing factors.- Study on the influence mechanism of leisure style on quality of life.- Study on social change and health status of urban residents.- Research on the dynamic trend of Chinese residents' subjective well-being.- Social change and well-being: a stratified age-period-birth cohort study.- Research on trend and dynamic evaluation of social development quality.- Critical dimensions and future prospects of quality of life research.
Wang Peigang completed Ph.D. and is a postdoctoral fellow of Wayne State University, USA; a professor and the doctoral supervisor at School of Health, Wuhan University; and the leader of Youth Innovation Team of Population and Health in Humanities and Social Sciences, Wuhan University. His research interests include population and health, longitudinal data analysis, etc.
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