Rostovskaya T.K. Demographic Processes in the Context of Demographic Well-Being. Changing Societies & Personalities. 2024. Vol. 8. No. 2. Pp. 261-266.

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Abstract

Demographic well-being is a relatively recent concept, applicable at both individual and societal levels, ranging from interpersonal relationships to larger entities such as countries, regions, or territories. At the individual level, demographic well-being is associated with the adoption of reproductive and life-sustaining strategies that result in satisfaction with one’s quality of life. At the societal level, it corresponds to positive and enduring demographic trends, reflected in optimal population reproduction and a balanced age–gender structure. These trends are intricately influenced by sociocultural, regional, and ethno-religious factors in a given social context. Additionally, demographic variables such as age, gender, marital status, and education have considerable influence on subjective perceptions of quality of life, shaping how individuals evaluate their physical, mental, and social well-being.

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