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Is Construct Validation Valid? by Alexandrova, Anna, Haybron, Daniel M.

“…What makes a measure of well-being valid? The dominant approach today, construct validation, uses psychometrics to ensure that questionnaires behave in…”
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Well-Being and Health by Kim, Richard, Haybron, Daniel M

“…Abstract This introduction to the special issue on well-being and health explores the ways that philosophical inquiry into well-being can play a productive…”
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Biographical Sketch for Haybron by Haybron, Daniel M.

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The emotional state assessment tool: a brief, philosophically informed, and cross-culturally sensitive measure by Yaden, David B., Haybron, Daniel M.

“…A large empirical literature in psychology has established a two-dimensional model of measuring affect (positive and negative emotion) as well as…”
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Do We Know How Happy We Are? On Some Limits of Affective Introspection and Recall by Haybron, Daniel M.

“…This paper aims to show that widespread, serious errors in the self-assessment of affect are a genuine possibility-one worth taking very seriously. For we are…”
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Comments on Badhwar, Well-Being: Happiness in a Worthwhile Life by Haybron, Daniel M.

“…Haybron comments on Neera Badhwar's book Well-Being: Happiness in a Worthwhile Life…”
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Taking the satisfaction (and the life) out of life satisfaction by Haybron, Daniel M.

“…The science of well-being studies an evaluative kind, well-being, which raises natural worries about the ability of empirical research to deliver. This paper…”
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Mood Propensity as a Constituent of Happiness: A Rejoinder to Hill by Haybron, Daniel M.

“…In an earlier paper I defended an emotional state theory of happiness. In a basic form, emotional state theories identify happiness with a person’s moods and…”
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Moral Monsters and Saints by Haybron, Daniel M.

“…Terrorists, torturers, politicians who declare war to further their own careers, genocidal ideologues, serial killers: all of these, and their acts, may fairly…”
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What do we Want from a Theory of Happiness? by Haybron, Daniel M.

“…I defend a methodology for theorizing about happiness. I reject three methods: conceptual analysis; scientific naturalism; and the "pure normative adequacy"…”
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HAPPINESS AND THE METAPHYSICS OF AFFECT by Haybron, Daniel M.

“…This paper introduces a category of functional conditions to address certain difficulties that have arisen in philosophical work on the nature of happiness. In…”
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Happiness and Pleasure1 by HAYBRON, DANIEL M.

“…This paper argues against hedonistic theories of happiness. First, hedonism is too inclusive: many pleasures cannot plausibly be construed as constitutive of…”
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Diener, Ed;, Lucas, Richard;, Schimmack, Uli; and Helliwell, John. Well-Being for Public Policy . New York: Oxford University Press, 2009. Pp. 245. $41.95 (cloth) by Haybron, Daniel M.

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Review: Nicholas White, A Brief History of Happiness by HAYBRON, DANIEL M.

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On Being Happy or Unhappy by HAYBRON, DANIEL M.

“…The psychological condition of being happy is best understood as a matter of a person's emotional condition. I elucidate the notion of an emotional condition…”
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Evil Characters by Haybron, Daniel M.

“…Haybron examines the psychological traits that can play a constitutive role in having an evil character. It is argued that someone who possesses these…”
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Central Park: Nature, context, and human wellbeing by Haybron, Daniel M.

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Joint statement in support of hepatitis C human challenge studies by Alter, Harvey J, Barnes, Eleanor, Biondi, Mia J, Cox, Andrea L, Eberts, Jake D, Feld, Jordan J, Liang, T Jake, Morrison, Josh, Rice, Charles M, Shoukry, Naglaa H, Thomas, David L, Van Gennip, Jennifer, Weijer, Charles

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On Being Happy or Unhappy1 by HAYBRON, DANIEL M.

“…The psychological condition of being happy is best understood as a matter of a person's emotional condition. I elucidate the notion of an emotional condition…”
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Well-Being for Public Policy by Haybron, Daniel M.

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