Study Bartram (2011): study US 1995
- Public
- 18-94 aged natives and immigrants, USA, 1995
- Survey name
- INT-WorldValuesSurvey 3
- Sample
- Respondents
- N = 1339
- Non Response
- 203
- Assessment
- Interview: face-to-face
Correlate
- Authors's Label
- Marital Status
- Our Classification
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- Distribution
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a) Total sample: M=66.4; Natives: M=64.8; Total immigrants: M=71.7; European and Canadian immigrants: M=78.1; Asian, African, & Latin-American immigrants: M=68.4
b) Total sample: M=9.21; Natives: M=10.2; Total immigrants: M=5.8; European and Canadian immigrants: M=7.3; Asian, African, & Latin-American immigrants: M=5.1
c) Total sample: M=9.26; Natives: M=10.0; Total immigrants: M=6.7; European and Canadian immigrants: M=9.8; Asian, African, & Latin-American immigrants: M=5.1
d) Total sample: M=14.94; Natives: M=14.9; Total immigrants: M=15.8; European and Canadian immigrants: M=4.9; Asian, African, & Latin-American immigrants: M=21.5 - Operationalization
- Percentage of respondents:
a) Married
b) Split
c) Widowed
d) Single (reference category)
Observed Relation with Happiness
B=+.52 (p<.002) when additionally controlled for financial satisfaction
B=-.11 (p<.58) when additionally controlled for financial satisfaction
B's and Beta's controlled for:
- Immigrant status
- Ln(income)
- Interaction ln(income)*immigrant status
- Children
- Age
- Unemployed
- Religion
- Health
Similar results are found in an ordered logit model.
B=-.19 (p<.42) when additionally controlled for financial satisfaction
's and Beta's controlled for:
- Immigrant status
- Ln(income)
- Interaction ln(income)*immigrant status
- Children
- Age
- Unemployed
- Religion
- Health
Similar results are found in an ordered logit model.