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April 1, 2026SSM - Population Health0 citationsOpen Access

Swedish Well-Being: The rising importance of age among demographic, personality, and social relationship factors

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ANAugust NilssonPKPetri KajoniusOKOscar Kjell

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= .17). We replicated the age-WB relationship with complementary Gallup World Poll data; spanning 2006 to 2024, and the data suggested that older Swedes have indeed pulled ahead of young Swedes in WB, albeit only in the last five years. Further, with this paper's focus on the demographics of WB in Sweden, it offers an unprecedented set of political identity graphs for the benefit of researchers, policymakers, and the common public. The overall conclusion is that while personality and social relationship quality are stronger markers than demography for Swedish WB, age is the strongest demographic predictor, and has grown in significance recently. The findings will ideally inform and guide Swedish public policy and politics, particularly in addressing the declining WB of young Swedes.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a21ed429e220ae9ef49280bhttps://doi.org/10.1016/j.ssmph.2026.101913
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