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The wellness process.
Journal of Community Health
|January 1, 1977
Summary
Wellness is an evolving process tied to developmental stages and tasks. This study proposes a measurable index to assess wellness based on completing age-appropriate developmental tasks.
Area of Science:
- Health and Human Development
- Behavioral Science
Background:
- Wellness is a dynamic process, distinct from mere good health.
- It involves active individual participation in achieving greater health.
- Wellness is intrinsically linked to developmental stages and task completion.
Purpose of the Study:
- To propose a novel index for measuring wellness.
- To assess wellness based on developmental stage-appropriate tasks.
Main Methods:
- The proposed wellness index is based on the completion of minimal developmental tasks.
- Assessment is tailored to the individual's specific developmental stage.
Main Results:
- Wellness can be quantitatively measured.
- The index provides a method for assessing an individual's progress in wellness.
Conclusions:
- Wellness is a measurable, active process.
- Completion of developmental tasks serves as a valid metric for wellness assessment.