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October 29, 2025Psychological Research on Urban SocietyOpen Access

Enhancing Happiness Through the Feelings of Awe: Perceived Workload Affects the Relationship between Time Availability and Subjective Well-Being

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Overview

Analysis observes subjective well-being linked to time availability in students, highlighting the moderating role of perceived workload.

Key Points

  • Greater time availability enhances subjective well-being, especially in students.
  • Significant relationships found: positive with time availability, negative when moderated by workload.
  • Data collected using VR devices showcasing awe-inducing videos analyzed via self-report.
  • Understanding workload's impact on happiness can inform psychological interventions in educational settings.

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A 2025 study studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6901598044edc203a0346fdfhttps://doi.org/10.7454/proust.v8i2.1208
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