1. Within-person variations in wellness refers to:
1. Within-person variations in wellness refers to:
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An individual’s own fluctuations in well-being over time and across contexts
The relative increase in basic need satisfaction and overall wellness that occurs across the lifespan.
The difference between self-reported well-being and more objective measures of well-being
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3. SDT work on the “weekend effect” suggests that:
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All workers are subject to the weekend effect
The weekend effect is only evident for positive and negative affect. Measures of other indices of well-being like vitality and physical symptoms do not fluctuate in the same manner.
The fact that most people have less work to do on the weekend accounts for the increases well-being evidenced on the weekend.
The weekend effect is largely driven by the lack of support for autonomy and relatedness needs in the workplace.