The Relationship Between Sedentary Behavior and Subjective Well-Being
- Those who are excessively sedentary were correlated to having poor hedonic well-beings;
- There are different contexts of sitting in which yield varying feelings and judgments in regards to one's subjective well-being -- such as when one sits to watch TV carries different associations as to when one sits to socialize;
- Lastly, how much an individual sits relative to how much they usually sit places a greater impact on their well-being rather than the total amount of sitting.
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