TABLE 2.

What does the term ‘well-being’ mean to you?

Having/being in good health/physical functioning, physically fit, strong, having energy, feeling well, retaining senses—sight, hearing and not being bed bound	67 (705)
Life satisfaction, enjoyment, enjoying life, happiness and being happy not depressed	21 (20)
Positive thinking, outlook/good/attitude to life/state of mind, keeping sense of humour, staying focused, not worrying, self-confidence, less stress, get up and do it, think positive, have a purpose in life, taking on challenges and being in control	19 (20)
Financial security, independence, adequate/sufficient income/pension (including for food, bills and transport) and no money worries/problems	19 (201)

You can mention as many things as you like including mental or psychological and/or physical health issues, social relationships and activities and anything else you think of. There are no right or wrong answers.