A researcher is interested in the process by which a person reflects on his or her life and judges to what degree his or her life is going well. The researcher also is interested in examining the standards by which the person measures what he or she considers a good life. What might the researcher be measuring?

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Conner Baxter

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1 July, 19:58

A researcher is interested in the process by which a person reflects on his or her life and judges to what degree his or her life is going well. The researcher also is interested in examining the standards by which the person measures what he or she considers a good life. What might the researcher be measuring?

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Rubi Oconnell · Answer 1

Answer:Life satisfaction

Explanation:Life satisfaction refers to how we evaluate our own lives as a whole not based on our current happiness but on the reflection of what our life has been when we look back up to the current time.

Each person set different goals to achieve in life and if their are able to achieve them or are on the good path to success they are likely to be satisfied. This actual defines whether a person love the life they are living or not. A person will either love their life or hate it based on whether they have achieved those things that they have set for themselves.