CHOOSE REMEMBERSHIP REMEDIES TO IMPROVE THE HAPPINESS OF FEMALE OFFICERS AND OFFICERS UNIVERSITY OF FITNESS AND SPORTS DA NANG, VIETNAM

Tran Huu Hung, Nguyen Thi Phuong, Dang Tran Thanh Ngoc, Le Thi Kim Loan

Abstract


Happiness has long been a veritable area of scientific research in most industrialized countries. Using the method of synthesis of documents and interview method, the study investigates the current state of happiness of 30 female officers and employees of Danang University of Physical Education and Sports using the author's happiness scale. Michael Argyle and Peter Hills (2002) have shown: 30.0% less are happy; 43.33% are happy on average; 26.67% are moderately happy; the most important factor in happiness is health. Subject-selected measures that can increase happiness are finding moments with loved ones in the family; practising more positive thinking; accepting the reality of the situation; join arts and sports clubs.

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happiness, officials, Danang University of Physical Education and Sports

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.46827/ejpe.v9i4.4698

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