Measures and Indicators of Wellbeing

Which indicator category is looked at most commonly to judge development.

• Technological

• Economic

• Social

• Environmental

What is the main economic measure of development.

• General Domestic Productivity

• Gross Domestic Product

• You cannot measure the economy

• Monetary Development Measure

Select the TWO kinds of measurement that are used to calculate indicators.

• Binomial

• Binary

• Qualitative

• Quantitative

Drag and drop the correct term that best fits the gap.

Qualitative:

Written or spoken narratives.

Holistic, subjective, ​ (a)   approach

Non-standardized narrative,

Raw data in ​ (b)   .

Quantitative:

Numbers and mathematical calculations.

Objective, focused, ​ (c)   approach

Standardised and numerical measurement.

Raw data in ​ (d)   .

• process-oriented
• words
• outcome-oriented
• numbers

From the image, Drag and drop the correct term that best fills in the lettered gap.

A - ​ (a)  

B - ​ (b)  

C - ​ (c)   access to essential services.

D - ​ (d)  

E - ​ (e)  

• Life expectancy.
• Air quality index.
• Research and development expenditure.
• Effectiveness of governments in ensuring
• The economy and its performance.

Recall the TWO main measures used for human wellbeing.

• Human Development Index

• Happy Development Index

• Happy Planet Index

• Human Planet Index

Select the three indicators that are used in the Happy Planet Index.

• Gross Domestic Product.

• Ecological footprint.

• Experienced-wellbeing.

• Life expectancy.

Drag and drop the options below to complete the statement below.

The Human Development Index selects specific ​ (a)   to measure a country's achievements in providing its people with ​ (b)   , a decent standard of ​ (c)   and a long and healthy ​ (d)   .

• indicators
• education
• living
• life
• indices
• thinking
• death
• food

Select the indicator which HPI considers but HDI and GDP do not.

• Economic output.

• Ecological footprint.

• Development.

• Perceived wellbeing.

Select the correct answer from the options to match the term with its definition.

Quantitative and qualitative measure of people's living conditions and

wellbeing.​​ (a)  

Accurate and measurable comparisons of wellbeing data (i.e. life

expectancy).​ (b)  

Description of the quality and characteristics of how people percieve their

wellbeing (i.e. quality of housing).​ (c)  

Total value of the goods and services produced in a country over one year.​ ​ (d)  

Product

• Indicator
• Quantitative indicator
• Qualitative indicator
• Gross Domestic