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DETERMINANTS OF HAPPINESS Further issues Why low correlations?
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Why low correlations?, association, effect size, strength

List of Publications on this Subject

Authors Title / Source Year Allardt, E. On the Relation between Objective and Subjective Predicaments.
Research Reports, Nr.16, Research Group for Comparative Sociology, 1977, University of Helsinki, Finland 1977 Berger-Schmitt, R. Problemgruppen. (People at Risk).
Glatzer, W., Zapf, W. (Eds).: "Lebensqualität in der Bundesrepublik.", Campus Verlag, 1984, Frankfurt, Germany, 264 - 285 1984 Inglehart, R. Culture Shift in Advanced Industrial Society.
Princeton University Press, 1990, Princeton, USA 1990 Kennedy, L.W.; Kinzel, C.; Northcott, H.C. Subjective Evaluation of Well-Being: Problems and Prospects.
Social Indicators Research, 1978, Vol. 5, 457 - 474 1978 Mastekaasa, A. Relative Deprivation in Social Networks.
Paper, Institute of Social Research, 1986, Oslo, Norway 1986 Michalos, A.C. Global Report on Student Well-Being Volume I: Life Satisfaction and Happiness.
Springer, 1991, New York, USA 1991 Mohr, H.M. Ansätze zur Erklärung subjektiven Wohlbefindens mit Paneldaten. (Preliminary Explanation of Subjective Well-Being Basis of Panel-Data).
Unpublished Manuscript, 1987, Sfb 3, University of Mannheim, Germany 1987 Moum, T. Yea-saying and Mood-of-the-Day Effects in Self-Reported Quality of Life.
Social Indicators Research, 1988, Vol. 20, 117 - 139 1988 Mastekaasa, A. Studying Social Comparisons: Contextual and other Approaches.
Institutt far Samfunns Forskning, 1989, Report 89:8, Oslo, Norway 1989 Diener, E.; Fujita, F. Resources, Personal Strivings, and Subjective Well-Being: A Nomothetic and Ideographic Approach.
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 1995, Vol. 68, 926 - 935 1995 Diener, E.; Suh, E.M. Measuring Quality of Life: Economic, Social and Subjective Indicators.
Social Indicators Research, 1997, Vol. 40, 189 - 216 1997 Saris, W.E. Integration of Data and Theory: A Mixed Model of Satisfaction.
Saris, W.E.;et al;Eds.:"A Comparative Study of Satisfaction with Life in Europe", Eötvös University Press, 1996, Hungary, 281 - 297 1996 Shen, S.M.; Lai, Y.L. Optimally Scaled Quality-of-Life Indicators.
Social Indicators Research, 1998, Vol. 44, 225 - 254 1998 Diener, E.; Lucas, R.E.; Smith, H.L.; Suh, E.M. Subjective Well-Being: Three Decades of Progress.
Psychological Bulletin, 1999, Vol. 125, 276 - 301 1999 Robinson, M.D. The Reactive and Prospective Functions of Mood: Its Role in Linking Daily Experiences and Cognitive Well-Being.
Cognition and Emotion, 2000, Vol. 14, 145 - 176 2000 Staudinger, U.M. Das Paradox des subjektiven Wohlbefindens. (The Paradox of Subjective Well-Being).
Psychologische Rundschau, 2000, Vol. 51, 185 - 197 2000 Shen, S.M.; Lai, Y.L. Handling Incomplete Quality-of-Life Data.
Social Indicators Research, 2001, Vol. 55, 121 - 166 2001 Frijters, P.; DeNew, J.P.; Shields, M.A. The Value of Reunification in Germany: An Analysis of Changes in Life Satisfaction.
Discussion Paper IZA no. 419, 2002, Bonn, Germany 2002 Johns, H.; Ormerod, P. Happiness, Economics and Public Policy.
Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA), 2007, London, UK 2007 Loewenstein, G.; Ubel, P.A. Hedonic Adaptation and the Role of Decision and the Experience Utility in Public Policy.
Journal of Public Economics, 2008, Vol. 92, 1795 - 1810 2006 Saris, W.E. The Strength of the Causal Relationship between Living Conditions and Satisfaction.
Sociological Methods Research, 2001, Vol. 30, 11 - 34 2001 Gasper, D. Subjective and Objective Well-Being in Relation to Economic Inputs: Puzzles and Responses.
Review of Social Economy, 2005, Vol. 63, 177 - 206 2005 Steffel, M.; Oppenheimer, D. M. Happy by What Standard? The Role of International and Intranational Comparisons in Ratings of Happiness.
Social Indicators Research, 2009, Vol. 92, 70 - 79 2009 Beatton, T.T.; Frijters, P. Do Changes in the Lives of our Peers make us Unhappy?
Discussion Paper No. 290, QUT School of Economics and Finance, 2012, Brisbane, Australia 2012 Binder, M. Revisiting Cheerful Jane and Miserable John: The Impact of Income, Good Health, Social Contacts and Education Declines with Increasing Subjective Well-being.
Papers on Economics and Evolution, 2015, No. 1501, 1 - 17 2015 Kristoffersen, I. The Subjective Wellbeing Scale: How Reasonable is the Cardinality Assumption?
Business School, The University of Western Australia, 2011, Discussion Paper, No. 11.15, 1- 23 2011 Morrison, P.S. Subjective and Objective Well-Being
Scienze Regionali, 2019, Vol. 18,. 651-656 2019

End of overview of publications on Happiness and Subject Why low correlations?

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