ACQol is committed to enhancing our scientific understanding of quality of life and subjective wellbeing. We invite anyone interested in quality of life research to join the ACQOL as a member [complete the form below]. Members are welcome to submit additional materials to the site. Such materials should be sent to our Webmaster on acqol@deakin.edu.au.
Become an ACQoL Member
You are invited to become an ACQoL Member. ACQoL maintains a membership register for the following purposes:
To become an ACQoL Member, please complete the following form:
ACQoL Membership Form
Members are invited to join ACQol’s International Wellbeing Group (IWbG). This group began in November 2001 as an international collaborative network, where members have a special interest in the Personal Wellbeing Index (PWI). The IWbG members are the custodians of the PWI and hold periodic discussions regarding the scale’s format.
Under the auspice of the IWbG, the PWI will continue to develop in the spirit of controlled evolution. As new results and insights into subjective wellbeing emerge, the current 5th Edition (2013) will be modified to optimize the ability of the scale to yield data consistent with the SWB construct in a cross-cultural context. Such modification is well due and likely to be initiated in 2019.
Current ACQoL Members
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Members are invited to join ACQol’s International Wellbeing Group (IWbG). This group began in November 2001 as an international collaborative network, where members have a special interest in the Personal Wellbeing Index (PWI). The IWbG members are the custodians of the PWI and hold periodic discussions regarding the scale’s format.
Under the auspice of the IWbG, the PWI will continue to develop in the spirit of controlled evolution. As new results and insights into subjective wellbeing emerge, the current 5th Edition (2013) will be modified to optimize the ability of the scale to yield data consistent with the SWB construct in a cross-cultural context. Such modification is well due and likely to be initiated in 2023.