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Bibliographic Subjects » MEASUREMENT of HAPPINESS » Measures of hedonic level » Self report on direct questions » Questions on how one generally feels

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MEASUREMENT of HAPPINESS Measures of hedonic level Self report on direct questions Questions on how one generally feels
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Questions on how one generally feels, daily mood, mood level, self report
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List of Publications on this Subject

Authors Title / Source Year DeSonneville, L.M.; Elshout, J.J.; Schaap, T. Ontwikkeling en Validatie van de Amsterdamse Stemmingslijst. (Development and Evaluation of the Voting List of Amsterdam).
Gedrag, 1985, Vol. 13, 13 - 29 1985 Springer, N.N.; Roslow, S. A Study in the Estimation of Feelings.
Journal of Applied Psychology, 1935, Vol. 19, 379 - 384 1935 Tellegen, A. Multidimensional Personality Questionnaire.
Unpublished Paper, 1982, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA 1982 Cason, H. General Curves and Conditions of Feeling.
Journal of Applied Psychology, 1931, Vol. 15, 126 - 148 1931 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 VanVaalen, M. Geluk op School. (Happiness at School).
Master Thesis, Faculty of Social Sciences, 2010, Erasmus University Rotterdam, Netherlands 2010 Lang, S. Kindersurvey 1980. Tabellenband und Dokumentation. (Child Survey 1980. Tables and Documentation).
Paper Sonderforschungsbereich 3, Mikroanalytische Grundlagen der Gesellschaftspolitik, 1980, J.W. Goethe -Universtät Mannheim, Germany 1980 Kainulainen, S.; Saari, J.; Veenhoven, R. Life-Satisfaction is More a Matter of Feeling Well Than Having What You Want. Tests of Veenhoven's Theory
International Journal of Happiness and Development, 2018, Vol. 4, 209 - 235 2018