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STUDY of HAPPINESS Reviews of the literature on happiness
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Reviews of the literature on happiness, state of the art, overview, literature survey, research synthesis
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List of Publications on this Subject

Authors Title / Source Year Fellows, E.W. Happiness: A Survey of Research.
Journal of Humanistic Psychology, 1966, Vol. 6, 17 - 30 1966 Fordyce, M.W. What Psychologists Know about Your Personal Happiness.
Unpublished Book Manuscript, 1975, USA 1975 Nettler, G. Being Happy.
Nettler, G.: "Social Concerns", McGraw Hill Book Company, 1976, New York, USA, 15 - 32 1976 Freedman, J.L. Happy People.
Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1978, New York, USA 1978 Fordyce, M.W. The Psychology of Happiness. A Brief Version of the Fourteen Fundamentals.
Cypress Lake Media, 1981, Fort Myers, Florida, USA 1981 Maddox, H. Happiness, Lifestyle and Environment.
Freshet Press, 1982, Daylesford, Australia 1982 Michalos, A.C. Job-Satisfaction, Marital-Satisfaction and the Quality of Life. A Review and Preview.
Paper presented on 4th Annual Founders Symposium in Honor of Angus Campbell, Institute for Social Research, 1983, University of Michigan, USA 1983 McNeil, J.K.; Kozma, A.; Stones, M.J. Subjective Well-Being in Later Life: Issues Concerning Measurement and Prediction.
Social Indicators Research, 1986, Vol. 18, 35 - 70 1986 Gehmacher, E. Glücksforschung - ein Plädoyer. (An Inquiry into Happiness - A Pleading).
SWS Rundschau, 1987, Vol. 27, 131 - 132 1987 Myers, D.G. The Pursuit of Happiness. Who is Happy and Why?
William Morrow, 1992, New York, USA 1992