Positive affect, a primary component of hedonic wellbeing, has been shown to be associated with improved adjustment in cancer survivors, including greater physical functioning and lower depressive symptoms, anxiety, fatigue, and somatic symptoms. 5, 6 Thus, it is possible that eudaimonic wellbeing may be associated with unique facets of psychosocial adjustment in cancer survivors when controlling for its shared variance with hedonic wellbeing. 4 Eudaimonic and hedonic wellbeing also demonstrate construct specificity through their differential associations with psychosocial and biological variables when controlling for their shared variance.
2, 3 Eudaimonic and hedonic wellbeing are conceptually-distinct and have been shown to represent related, but separate facets of wellbeing in factor analyses. 1 Hedonic wellbeing, on the other hand, is defined as the presence of positively-valenced feelings that are pleasurable, such as satisfaction with life and positive affective states like happiness.
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