MENTAL HEALTH AND WELL-BEING IN THE MODERN WORLD: WORK, EDUCATION, RELATIONSHIPS, AND DIGITAL LIFE

This book brings together a collection of academic works that examine mental health and well-being through diverse psychological perspectives. Grounded in empirical research and contemporary theoretical frameworks, the chapters explore mental well-being across different populations and contexts, including education, employment, family life, and digitally mediated environments. Together, these contributions highlight both risk factors and protective mechanisms that influence psychological functioning across the lifespan.