Study Hinks & Davies (2008): study MW 2004
- Public
- Household heads, Malawai 2004-2005
- Survey name
- Unnamed study
- Sample
- Respondents
- N = 11272
- Non Response
- Assessment
- Interview: face-to-face
Correlate
- Authors's Label
- Christian/Islam/Traditional/Others
- Our Classification
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- Distribution
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N: 1.a = 8519, 1.b = 1513, 1.c = 158, 1.d = 63
0 = 606 - Operationalization
- 1 Religion
a: Christian
b: Islam
c: Traditional religion
d: Other
0 No religion
Observed Relation with Happiness
Islam M=2,37
Traditional M=2,06
Other M=1,95
No religion M=2,28
Bs controlled for:
- individual characteristics
- age
- education
- employment
- marriage
- status (married,divorced, wiwow)
- polygamous (vs not)
- religion
- interaction religion-polygamous marriage
- household situation
- size
- consumption per capita
- sick member
- local environmnent
- consumption level
- safety
- atacked in the last year
- feeling unsafe
- rural (vs not)
- hunger season
- member of parliament lives in area
B unaffected by
- additional control for personal assets
- alternative controls for relative wealth