Study Hartog & Oosterbeek (1998): study NL 1952
- Public
- 41 aged, Brabant, the Netherlands, followed 1952-1993
- Sample
- Respondents
- N = 1893
- Non Response
- 53,6%
- Assessment
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Questionnaire: Paper & Pencil Interview (PAPI)
Mailed questionnaire at T3.
Correlate
- Authors's Label
- Self-perceived health
- Our Classification
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- Distribution
- 1. 0,026% 2. 0,119% 3. 0,174% 4. 0,471% 5. 0,210%
- Operationalization
- 0. Very poor (reference)
1. Poor
2. Fair
3. Good
4. Very good
Observed Relation with Happiness
OPRC controlled for:
-schooling
-intelligence
-social background
-gender and family status
-labour market status
-wealth.
OPRC (Ordered Probit Regression Coefficient) cannot be interpreted as an absolute effect-size. The coefficients only denote whether the correlation is positive or negative, and the relative differences in the (positive) correlation between subjective health and happiness.