Study Hanson & Sloane (1992): study US 1976
- Public
- 18+ aged, general public, USA, 1976-1989
- Sample
- Respondents
- N = 4509
- Non Response
- Assessment
- Interview: face-to-face
Correlate
- Authors's Label
- Work status
- Our Classification
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- Remarks
- Because were too few parttime employed men and virtually no men who were housekeepers, the analysis was restricted to those who were full-time labor market workers.
- Distribution
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1970s early 1980s late 1980s
Females
1 Homemaker N = 525 N = 542 N = 353
2 Part-time N = 81 N = 158 N = 122
3 Full-time N = 262 N = 358 N = 324
Males
3 Full-time N = 538 N = 698 N = 521 - Operationalization
- a Homemaker
b Part-time labor market
c Full-time labor market
Observed Relation with Happiness
Females
a Homemaker M = 2,31 M = 2,36 M = 2,33
SD = 0,64 SD = 0,64 SD = 0,59
b Part-time M = 2,39 M = 2,35 M = 2,36
SD = 0,58 SD = 0,58 SD = 0,53
c Full-time M = 2,36 M = 2,38 M = 2,38
SD = 0,63 SD = 0,61 SD = 0,60
Males
c Full-time M = 2,33 M = 2,29 M = 2,34
SD = 0,59 SD = 0,61 SD = 0,58