Study Weston et al. (2003): study AU 2001
- Public
- Employed fathers, Australia, 2001
- Sample
- Respondents
- N = 1479
- Non Response
- ?
- Assessment
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Interview: face-to-face
Face-to-face interviews and self completion questionaires
Correlate
- Authors's Label
- work hours
- Our Classification
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- Distribution
- N = 1 : 491, 2: 323, 3: 349, 4:316
- Operationalization
- Single question on number of hours usually worked per week:
1: 35-40 hours per week
2: 41-48 hours
3: 49-59 hours
4: 60 or more hours
Observed Relation with Happiness
41-48: M=8,0 SD=0,08 (ns)
49-59: M=8,0 SD=0,07 (ns)
60+ : M=7.8 SD=0,09 (ns)
41-48: Ma=8,0 SD=0,18 (ns)
49-59: Ma=8,0 SD=0,18 (ns)
60+: Ma=7,8 SD=0,18 (05)
Ma adjusted for
- partner's work hours
- education level
- English use and profiency
- age of youngest child
- number of children under 15
- occupation
- income
- employment classification.