Study Rohe & Basolo (1997): study US Baltimore, Maryland 1989
- Public
- 18+ aged, heads of low-income households, Baltimore city, United States, followed 36 months, 1989-1991
- Survey name
- Unnamed study
- Sample
- Respondents
- N = 283
- Non Response
- Assessment
-
assesment method not reported
Correlate
- Authors's Label
- Age
- Our Classification
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- Remarks
- T1-T3 lag: 36 months
- Operationalization
- in years
Observed Relation with Happiness
Beta controlled for:
- T1 happiness (to capture change)
- form of tenure
- demographic characteristics
- marital status
- education
- income
- sex
- occupational status
- housing condition
- neighborthood satisfaction
The coefficient is not significant for the T1-T2 CHANGE in happiness. (See Rohe & Stegman (1994), The Effects of Homeownership: on the Self-Esteem, Perceived Control and Life Satisfaction of Low-Income People.)