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Measuring Well-Being

Jul 28, 2021

As we reconnect with neighbors and family members, many people have had a chance to think differently about a question that they have uttered thousands of times before: “how are you?” What does it mean to say you are doing well? How can we measure well-being? On this episode, we talk with Mohsen Joshanloo, associate professor at Keimyung University in South Korea and also an honorary fellow at the University of Melbourne in Australia.