Social Productivity and Well-being of Older People: A Sociological Exploration

By Johannes Siegrist, O. von dem Knesebeck, C. Pollack. 2004

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The Integration of Economic and Social Aspects in Life Cycle Impact Assessment (2006, background): “Both models can be extended to cover situations outside the workplace (Knesebeck & Siegrist 2003, Siegrist et al. 2004).”
The participation of older Europeans in volunteer work (2006, background): “…them (Gallagher 1994: 577) ; rather, one should create ‘ systems and opportunities in which motivations, efforts and rewards are marked by reciprocity [and] increasingly meaningful participation, not least in view of their powerful implications for wellbeing and health’ (Siegrist et al. 2004: 13).”
Participation in socially-productive activities, reciprocity and wellbeing in later life: baseline results in England (2009, unknown): “The emergence of a significant relationship between caring and wellbeing after the inclusion of appreciation lends support to Siegrist’s observations on the importance of reciprocal exchange in social relations for health and wellbeing in later life (Siegrist et al. 2004).”