“…This work has been initially based on Ryff's conceptual proposals, and from this exercise, it can be found, for example, that numerous https: //dx.doi.org/10.15405/epsbs.2019.04.02.118 Corresponding Author: Zeneida Rocío Ceballos Villada Selection and peer-review under responsibility of the Organizing Committee of the conference eISSN: 958 studies in the Hispanic-American context have focused on examining how happiness and well-being are related to aspects such as mental health (Barrientos & Martínez, 2014), with education (Bilbao, 2014), with work and the labor market (Graham & Felton, 2006;Graham & Pettinato, 2001;Kramp, 2014), as well as with the different life stages (Alvarado & Plaza, 2014;Casas et al, 2015) and with the environment (Cuñado & Pérez, 2013), among others. On the other hand, Muratori, Zubieta, Ubillos, González, & Bobowik (2015) open interesting possibilities to understand the way in which the subject is being addressed in Latin America; Also, if the position of Velásquez, Montgomery is taken into account, Velàsquez et al (2008) found that although the research of the well-being construct has been somewhat confusing, as it mixes notions such as psychological well-being, happiness, enjoyment and particularly quality of life-, psychological well-being can be defined in a general way as a concept linked to the subjective perception that an individual has regarded the achievements made by himself, and his degree of personal satisfaction with his past, present and future actions. In this sense, it reflects the positive feeling and constructive thinking of the person for himself .…”