Study Halman et al. (1987): study ZZ EU 10 1981 /2
- Public
- 18+ aged, general public, EU 10, 1981
- Sample
- Respondents
- N = 12464
- Non Response
- Assessment
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Interview: face-to-face
Highly structured
Correlate
- Authors's Label
- Sense of control
- Our Classification
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- Related specification variables
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- Operationalization
- Direct question: "Some people think they can control their own lives, others think that what they do doesn't influence what happens to them. Could you indicate on this scale the degree to which you think you can control your life?". Rated on a 10-point scale with higher numbers indicating higher sense of control.
Observed Relation with Happiness
Lineair relation
Lineair relation
satisfaction with health, income and family life; age, income, education, marital status, having children, work, male sex; urbanisation, type of dwelling, own home, religiousness, social participation; uncertainty about future, expected negative changes in income; satisfaction 5 years in past and future; tolerance, loneliness, misantropy, hopeless about life.
satisfaction(HAPP 2.1), affect(AFF 2.3), satisfaction with health, income and family life; age, income, education, marital status, having children, work, male sex; urbanisation, type of dwelling, own home, religiousness, social participation; uncertainty about future, expected negative changes in income; satisfaction 5 years in past and future; tolerance, loneliness, misantropy, hopeless about life.