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Striving for a Happier America: Lessons from Denmark

3 Chapter 1: Introduction 4 Understanding Happiness and Subjective Well-being 4 The Study of Subjective Well-Being 5 Individual and Cultural Predictors 7 Comparing Denmark and the United States 8 Importance of the Research 10 Chapter 2: Universal Individual Predictors of Well-being 11 Personality 14 Positive Emotions 16 Satisfaction 17 Social Relationships 18 Chapter 3: Universal Cultural Predictors of Well-being 20 History of the Nation 21 Climate and the Environment 23 Freedom 24 Social Equality 26 Wealth 27 Chapter 4: Further Explaining Higher SWB in Denmark 30 Historical Background Homogeneity Social Programs Danish Disposition Chapter 5: Further Explaining Lower SWB in the U.S 39 Historical Background Heterogeneity Lack of Social Programs Pressure Chapter 6: Discussion 46 Analysis of Differences 46 Limitations 50 Lessons for the U.S 51 Conclusions References 52 WELL-BEING IN THE U.S. AND DENMARK 3