Study Sabatini (2011): study IT 2008
- Public
- General public, Italy, 2008
- Survey name
- Unnamed study
- Sample
- Respondents
- N = 4130
- Non Response
- Assessment
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Questionnaire: Paper & Pencil Interview (PAPI)
not reported, assumed
Correlate
- Authors's Label
- Age
- Our Classification
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- Distribution
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1: M = 0.18; SD = 0.38; 2: M = 0.24; SD = 0.43; 3: M = 0.19; SD = 0.39
4: M = 0.22; SD = 0.41 - Operationalization
- 1: age 0-18 (reference)
1: age 19-34
2: age 35-49
3: age 50-64
4: age > 65
Observed Relation with Happiness
B's controlled for:
-E-shopping
-Social background
-Gender
-Marital status
-Health condition
-Education
-Income position
-Ownership of the house of residence
-Household income
-Mortgage loan
-Work status
-Neighbourhood
-CO2 emissions
-Public parks and gardens
-Environmental crimes
-Social assistance
-Cultural supply
-Micro-criminality
-Dirtiness of the local area
-Regional poverty
-Noise in the local area
Regarding individual characteristics, happiness is significantly and negatively correlated with older ages. The size of the maginal effect increases at the start, but moderates slightly later.