Exploring the Multifaceted Concept of Wellness in Contemporary Society

The study focuses on qualitative analysis of adult perspectives on wellness. Participants provided insights into how they define wellness, significant life events shaping this concept, role models influencing their wellness views, obstacles to achieving wellness, and the portrayal of wellness in media. The assignment involves extracting key themes from these narratives, understanding the impact of societal norms and personal experiences on perceptions of wellness, and evaluating changes over time. Students will examine how cultural and media influences shape individual health practices while considering diverse backgrounds that contribute to varying definitions and approaches towards maintaining wellness.

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Executive Summary
The report had surfaced on the wellness perspective of adults in Australia. The research has shed
light on the discursive psychology as well to understand the language mannerism and
implementation. This report demonstrated and contrasted the way a position of essential issues
are treated in collective representations speculation and discursive psychology in between the
Australian people. With universal healthcare at catastrophe summit and consumers alternative
portliness as the amount, one menace to the prospect strength of civilization Australian peoples
have to take care of their wellness process so that they can enhance their better future. An
interview process has taken placed and from this interview process, adults finding over their
concern view of wellness is registered. They have accepted the importance of that wellness
process and accredited that.

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Table of Contents
Literature Review................................................................................................................3
Theory..................................................................................................................................5
Research rationale................................................................................................................7
Research questions...............................................................................................................7
Methods...............................................................................................................................8
Participant........................................................................................................................8
Data collection.................................................................................................................8
Procedure.........................................................................................................................8
Strategy............................................................................................................................9
Reflexive statement..........................................................................................................9
Results..................................................................................................................................9
Discussion..........................................................................................................................10
Findings..........................................................................................................................10
Strengths and limitations................................................................................................10
Conclusion.........................................................................................................................10
References..........................................................................................................................11
Appendix 1.........................................................................................................................14

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Introduction
Australian Psychological Society (APS) has made a survey where they have found some
behavioral change in Australian people regarding stress, anxiety and depression symptoms.
According to Dr. Jennifer Hunter Wellness is not about the vigorous of the human body but it is
implemented on the whole person. There are certain interconnected dimensions that apply
introduce the approach of holistic wellness of people (Gall et al. 2017). Discursive Psychology is
a form of focusing on physiological themes in text, descriptions, and conversation. This is a
behavior of discourse that creating a mirror for people's judgment, intentions, motives, and
terminology. Discursive psychology consequently starts with psychosomatic phenomena as
effects that are constructed, attended to, and unspoken in the interface (Gezon, 2017). It is
philosophically different to superfluous conventional cognitive approaches of language. It uses
studies of logical mannerism of taking place discussion to evaluate the psychological
conceptualization of in between conservation. There are different reasons for the depression,
where 26% of Australians have surfaced under the symptom thus their level of depression is
being stretched by the stress and other physical or mental issues (Johnson & Ragusa, 2014).
Literature Review
According to Dr. Bill Hettler, there are six dimensions of wellness. Emotional, Physical,
intellectual, spiritual, occupational and social these are the categorical aspect of wellness. These
all the interconnected with each other and directly impacted over the wellness of people in
Australia. By illustrating the point, greatest public health has been disrupted by the consecutive
change in the mental health of the people (Winterton et al. 2016). In case of balancing the health
situation, physical wellness is important, as this is the process to maintain substantial commotion

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and vigorous diet and rejuvenating proper rest and sleep. For the physical wellness process
eating food is the most important thing, as this is the way to detoxify the body (White, 2017).
Sweat is a form of extra water or toxin that get out from the body, in case of doing exercise
sweat has been discovered in the body and that consult the inflammation in digestive distress and
fatigue. Emotional wellness is the strenuous form of life living. On the other hand, stressed
movement and positive force that presented through the body is not taken as lightly as the
deliberating problems and risks are the variables of emotional wellness (Lytvyak et al. 2016). In
the article, Doug Marmion has discovered the language situation and considers the signs of
decline in the language. There are certain traditional languages that are gaining more speakers.
The verbal communication Activity investigated establish that oral announcement behavior is not
immediately intended at ever-increasing presenter statistics and refreshing or maintaining
languages, people can attach with speech and ethnicity and civilizing the welfare of the people
(Van Grootven & van Achterberg, 2016). In this article, the activity survey has imposed over the
survey process over the discursive people of Australia, who are in a section of output language
activity, goal and language activity, the resource required for the language activity, type of
language activity and state of the language.
In another article Shoukia van Beek ha sated over the intersecting of language and health
in the heritage of indigenous context. Though, during surveying, significant sources, motivating
patterns and themes materialize (Willig & Stainton-Rogers, 2017). At the same time as there is
some information in transmission about verbal communication and wellbeing openly, they can
be associated all the way through identifying topics which viaduct the breach from language to
physical condition. Social determinant and mental health is the identifying topic of people
wellness and resilience (Johnson & Ragusa, 2014). There are some emerging subjects in the

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wellness of people and there are inadequate critiques of the occupation, which are significant for
presentation frail areas or gaps in examine for additional learning. Indicators of health and
physical manifestation of alternative changes have impacted over the Australians. Language
control and thought is the ultimate state of fixture that these disease people have gone through.
The communication process is the ultimate requirement of this psychological reason and for the
best knowing incident the write had put some instance of past relationship and communication
(Thomas & Hamilton, 2014). For the good mental health holism, spiritualism and identification
of good values and ethics are the important aspects of intrinsic values of wellness (Ulian et al.
2015). The environment may impose a critical role of change, even the economical imbalance
situation also create a problem for adult and that creating extra stress and pressure to them. The
physical condition may get a huge threat by the implementation of those external factors
(McLeod et al. 2014). In future, the people get suppressed by some disorder and their thinking
and working process goes in vain. For mitigating this troublesome situation the language
statement and wellness of mental state is required. Health risking behavior and the importance of
community is the ultimate identity that imposed within the Australian and based on the collective
experience and cultural motivation (Thomas & Hamilton, 2014). Stress can be mitigated by the
different way as the survey of depression process shows the additional standardized method to
consider the wellbeing processing of technological assistance in conducting the process.
Theory of Wellness
The theory of the wellness perspective provides the general stipulation of a living life
form at a specified instance. Social health refers to a self-socialization, interacts, has
associations, and get down with the added populace. Cerebral and poignant physical condition
refers to a person's aptitude to recognize themselves & others, familiarize to and administer

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emotions, the arrangement with the difficulty and challenges that convene in life, to be taught
and breed, and to use in sequence in effect. Illness wellness continuum is the health scale that
determines the rate of progress and of the health of people (Graham & Shirley, 2014). In case of
premature death perfect health case is a constant process that may happen if the wellness is not
maintained in a proper way. In a statement of WHO, health is considered as a social, mental and
physical identity that not simply nonexistence of disease or frailty (Lomas, Hefferon & Ivtzan,
2016). Sometimes, occupational pressure creates an imbalance situation or the people and that is
the reason they feel depressed and want to get rid of that. So the proper balancing in leisure and
work is needed so that people can enjoy their leisure time and mind becomes fresh and active for
the implementation of good work. There are six dimensions of wellness and the theory
established on the health triangle model for the person occupational health. The theory of
wellness justified with the meaning or purpose of the spiritual health of people (Lomas, Hefferon
& Ivtzan, 2016). For the working people their existence is under the threat when the excessive
pressure comes to them, for the better understanding of their situation occupational value is
being maintained by the people. On the physical state of mind people are engaging with an
activity that grows them up in a radical way and emphasizes on their existence. Social
understanding of wellness determines the good amount of person workplace and behavior to the
other people and that determine the mental and social state of the people (Thomas, Jackl &
Crowley, 2017). Intellectually all people are not same, they must be different from each other,
however in the case of determining the intellectual accessibility the majority of the people
creating their impact over the occupational place and try to improve their condition or situation.
The difference in the intellectual state also defines the wellness of people and differentiates with
other people from a depressed one. Spiritual levels of people are not so ethical that want from the

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existing point of view. These are the quality of spiritual belief that impacted over the people and
accessed on their wellness and depression (Willig & Stainton-Rogers, 2017). In case of
emotional perspective people mindset become different as their state of thinking or
acknowledging is not same. They become more emotional when they are depressed for any
reason. That is the reason wellness is required for the state of improvement of people existence
and survival.
Research rationale
The wellness of people in Australia is an imperative issue in this commotion as the
healthy life leading is essential for a human to cultivate their future in professional and personal
life. Health is an integral part of the human behavior as well. This is the relevant issue in this
context. On the other hand, this is the issue as the social, mental and physical condition
effectively impacted on the health of people (Brown-Bowers, Ward & Cormier, 2017). Wellness
theories and models are implemented in that case and that creates an issue for the stagnant
development of the Australian people. In this globalization process people are captivating some
health issues and for this reason, wellness is needed for the future improvements. For
maintaining the healthy behavior and change in lifestyle in the people and that has showcased the
importance of the issue in this time (Allen et al. 2014). The issue is more relevant as the
progressing nature of the Australia and the ever-changing economic and structural changes have
to create opportunities for the desire people, so the maintaining desire is the key factor that
encompasses stress and depression. So wellness is the key necessitate for the Australian adult.
Research questions
How does one adult use language to talk about wellness in contemporary Australia?

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What interpretive repertoires are drawn upon by the participant in their account of wellness?
What are accounts privileged?
To what effect that language has imposed wellness of living?
Methods
Participant
In this research method, all participates are adults of Australia and that participle
selection process is random. It can be chosen from the university students or any accumulation of
people who are interested to communicate about the topic. The topic is very general and adults
have to emphasize on that with ethical consideration. Participants would provide their view and
that also enrich the quality of the topic.
Data collection
Data are largely collected by the interview process. The semi-structured interview
process has been choosing for that research process. A semi-structured interview is a qualitative
process of investigation that combines an encoded situates of unbolt questions and explores a
particular theme for the further responses. An interview guide has been prepared for the
interview session where the informal groupings of people are the interviewee and interviewer
will take the different question to understand the mental state of the people (Breheny &
Stephens, 2017). As this is a semi-structural interview process so a quantity of the questions and
their progression are resolute in move forward, even as others change as the interview takings.
Procedure
In the procedure method, the first interview has been taken from one person above the
18years old and then asks a question to the person about the understanding of wellness. The

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answer stated by a person has recorded and after that, it was transcribed as a result of the
question. These all are the finding that enhances the thinking aspect of the topic. All the
questions are straightforward and open-ended questions. The interview has placed on a particular
day for a particular place and through the transcription; the finds are evolved by the process.
Strategy
Theme interviewing strategy is used for the research as the open-ended questions are
asked during the interview. The strategy has impacted on the visual data, even questionnaires and
historical influence in the research (Gezon, 2017). This is time and budget constraint process as
the interview has been done within a short time.
Reflexive statement
In this research process, I have learned the wellness aspects of Australian people and
their impact on the society. I have conducted a semi-structured interview process and through the
research process, the adult wellness has come. I have recorded every opinion of the interviewee
and find the analysis over it. Options that have been found aimed on the particular point where
Australian adult need wellness for their better sustainable future outcome.
Results
As per the verbal communication and the interview process, the theme or aspect that
evolved is wellness is necessary for the life establishment of Australian people. As the country is
changing its faced in every moment and improved day after day thus to make it a sustainable
condition for the adults they have to fight form the critical aspects which prevail stress condition.
Thus it is important to manage wellness for people for their future outcome.

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Discussion
Findings
For Australians adult, survivals of existence are depending on the several facts that
constrain economical, physical and mental allocation of the surrounding. Through the research
questions adults are describing the wellness process and what are the reason behind unwell.
There are many reasons in between but the wellness is needed and maintained for shaping up
their future.
Strengths and limitations
In this research process wellness methods and changed wellness behavior has been
discussed and that analyze the important understanding of the adult living process in Australia.
The major strength is this research process to analyze the drawbacks of wellness and the factors
that create sound emphasize on bad conditions. In case of limitations, as the survey has took
placed with minimum sample processing thus a huge advice, impacts are neglected or have not
taken, if these also can acculturate then the findings would have been better.
Conclusion
Therefore, it can be concluded that traditional languages are the key establishment of
language activity. For the repertoires in the partaking accountability of wellness, the version of
traditional language has privileged. Discursive psychology is a form presenting the bad condition
to the adults of Australia thus impact of these situations and wellness identification is important
for conductive reflection of their sustainable condition.

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