Study Shields et al. (2009): study AU 2001
- Public
- 15+ aged general public, Australia, 2001
- Survey name
- AU-HILDA 2001
- Sample
- Respondents
- N = 13903
- Non Response
- 34%
- Assessment
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Interview: face-to-face
Additionally self-completion questionnaires were used.
Correlate
- Authors's Label
- Health condition
- Our Classification
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- Distribution
- a) 1%, b) 16%, c) 7%, d) 76%
- Related specification variables
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- Operationalization
- Self-report on two questions:
Do you have any long-term health condition, impairment or disability that restricts you in your everyday activities, and has lasted or is likely to last, for 6 months or more?
1: Yes
0: No (reference)
[Does your condition / Do your conditions] limit the type of work or the amount of work you can do?
1: Yes (named 'moderate long-term health condition')
2. No (named 'slight long-term health condition')
3.Can do nothing (named 'severe long-term health condition')
Categories:
1: Long-term health condition
a) severe long-term health condition
b) moderate long-term health condition
c) slight long-term health condition
0: no long-term health condition
Observed Relation with Happiness
Males
Males
Males
OPRC's controlled for:
- neighbourhood fixed effects (unobserved characteristics of the neighbourhood)
- age and age squared
- number of children
- marital status
- number of parents
- being an Aboriginal/Torres Strait Islander
- immigrant status
- English speaking ability
- education
- employment status
- household income
- house ownership
- religion
- frequency-preference of paying bills
- suspicious of interview questions
- others present during interview
- respondent was living with both parents
at age 14