print

Bibliographic subjects

Bibliographic Subjects » PREVALENCE of HAPPINESS » Are people typically positive about their life?

Classification path
PREVALENCE of HAPPINESS Are people typically positive about their life?
Additional keywords
Are people typically positive about their life?, favorable, negative, neutral, rosy
Related bibliographic subjects
Related correlational subjects

Publications that report an empirical study that used a valid measure of happiness, the results of which are eligible for inclusion in the findings archive

No empirical study reported
0
No valid measure of happiness used
0
Eligible but not yet entered
6
Eligible and included in findings archive (embedded studies)
6

List of Publications on this Subject

Authors Title / Source Year Siegler, I.C. Threats to External Validity in Survey Research with the Elderly: The Effects of Selective Drop-out on Health, Morale, Social Relations and Environmental Circumstances.
PhD Dissertation, Syracuse University, 1974, USA 1974 Silbermann, I. On 'Happiness'.
Psychoanalytic Studies of the Child, 1985, Vol. 40, 45 -472 1985 Soper, W.B. Preliminary Study of Ratings of Satisfaction by Male University Faculty.
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1979, Vol. 48, 425 - 426 1979 Stones, M.J.; Kozma, A. A Magical Model of Happiness.
Social Indicators Research, 1991, Vol. 25, 31 - 50 1991 Swoboda, H. Die Qualität des Lebens: vom Wohlstand zum Wohlbefinden.(The Quality of Life, from Welfare to Well-being.)
Suhrkamp, 1974, Stuttgart, Germany, 86 - 113 1974 Moum, T. Is Subjective Well-Being a Predictor of Non-Response in Broad Population Surveys.
Social Indicators Research, 1994, Vol. 32, 1 - 20 1994 Myers, D.G. The Pursuit of Happiness. Who is Happy and Why?
William Morrow, 1992, New York, USA 1992 Cummins, R.A. On the Trait of the Gold Standard for Subjective Well-Being.
Social Indicators Research, 1995, Vol. 35, 179 - 200 1995 Szasz, T.S. Pain and Pleasure: A Study of Bodily Feelings.
Basic Books, 1957, New York, USA 1957 Wessman, A.E.; Ricks, D.F. Mood and Personality.
Holt, Rinehart and Wilson, 1966, New York, USA 1966