Mohsen Joshanloo

Associate Professor

Keimyung University
Country flagSouth Korea

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Mohsen Joshanloo is an Associate Professor at Keimyung University in South Korea. His research focuses on various aspects of well-being, including the social functions of happiness, self-perceptions of aging, and the predictors of self-esteem. He employs machine learning techniques to explore complex relationships within psychological metrics across diverse contexts and cultures. Recent publications highlight his investigation into the intersection of cultural factors and well-being, as well as innovative measures of national life satisfaction.

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Gloria Jólluskin García

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Gavin Slemp

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Dan Weijers

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University of Waikato

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Nicole Kronberger

Johannes Kepler University Linz

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Dean Whitehead

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Federation University Australia - Berwick Campus

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