How does inquisitiveness matter for generativity and happiness?

Inquisitiveness (curiosity & acceptance to something and someone different) is the main engine for one person to initiate some relation, and the literature has established that maintaining nice relationships with friends, family and general others contributes to generativity and happiness. Howev...

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Human relations
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Intergenerational Relations
Learning
Male
Middle Aged
Multivariate statistical analysis
People and Places
Personality
Personality traits
Population density
Psychological aspects
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Questionnaires
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Earth Sciences
Engineering and Technology
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Female
Gender
Happiness
Human relations
Humans
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Intergenerational Relations
Learning
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Middle Aged
Multivariate statistical analysis
People and Places
Personality
Personality traits
Population density
Psychological aspects
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Social Sciences
Sociodemographics
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