Study Jones (2002): study CA 2000
- Public
- 15+ aged, general public, Canada, 1997, 2000
- Sample
- Respondents
- N = 14000
- Non Response
- 6%
- Assessment
- Questionnaire: Paper & Pencil Interview (PAPI)
Correlate
- Authors's Label
- faith community
- Our Classification
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- Remarks
- Liberal Protestant= United church, Anglican, Presbyterian, Lutheran; Conservative christian= Baptist, Pentecostal, smaller christian faiths -= sample less than 30 respondents or no figures available
- Related specification variables
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- Operationalization
- a French catholic
b Non-French catholic
c United church
d Anglican
e Presbyterian
f Lutheran
g Baptist
h Pentecostal
i Smaller christian faiths
j Non-christian
k No religion now
l No religion ever
Observed Relation with Happiness
Marrieds
a French catholic 38% 59%
b Non-French cath 49% 45%
c United church 58% 37%
d Anglican 56% 40%
e Presbyterian 56% 37%
f Lutheran 56% 37%
g Baptist 59% 32%
h Pentecostal 53% 39%
i Sm chr faiths 60% 36%
j Non-christian 36% 56%
k No religion now 55% 38%
l No religion ever 45% 49%
a French catholic 33% 59%
b Non-French cath 42% 49%
c United church 52% 43%
d Anglican 36% 58%
e Presbyterian 55% 27%
f Lutheran 49% 46%
g Baptist 46% 49%
h Pentecostal 49% 42%
i Sm chr faiths 41% 47%
j Non-christian 35% 51%
k No religion now 41% 45%
l No religion ever 40% 49%
a French catholic 29% 62%
b Non-French cath 43% 52%
c Other catholic 33% 59%
d Anglican 42% 47%
e Presbyterian 53% 40%
f Lutheran 52% 34%
g Baptist 53% 42%
i Sm chr faiths 46% 43%
j Non-christian - -
k No religion now 44% 40%
l No religion ever 29% 58%
a French catholic 20% 61%
b Non-French cath 31% 50%
c United church 32% 55%
d Anglican 34% 54%
e Presbyterian 35% 49%
f Lutheran 45% 45%
g Baptist 21% 62%
h Pentecostal - -
i Sm chr faiths 39% 48%
j Non-christian 29% -
k No religion now 36% 45%
l No religion ever 23% 54%
B controled for
- age
- region
- marital status
Reference group: no religious affiliation