Study Ekici & Koydemir (2014): study TR 2008
- Public
- 15+ aged, general public, Turkey, 2008
- Survey name
- EU-EVS
- Sample
- Respondents
- N = 2381
- Non Response
- Assessment
- Interview: face-to-face
Correlate
- Authors's Label
- Age
- Our Classification
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- Remarks
- age categories in results section (31-45, 46-60, 61+) do not match those in table 3
- Distribution
- see remarks
- Related specification variables
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- Operationalization
- Age 15-25 (reference category)
Age 26-35
Age 36-45
Age 46+
Observed Relation with Happiness
AGE 31-45
- very satisfied - 6% (.05)
- somewhat satisfied - 2% (.05)
- medium satisfied + 2% (.05)
- somewhat dissatisfied + 3% (.05)
- very dissatisfied + 3% (.05)
AGE 46-60
- very satisfied -10% (.01)
- somewhat satisfied - 5% (.01)
- medium satisfied + 3% (.01)
- somewhat dissatisfied + 6% (.01)
- very dissatisfied + 7% (.01)
AGE 61+
probability of being more/less happy compared to base category:
- very satisfied - 7% (.05)
- somewhat satisfied - 3% (.05)
- medium satisfied + 2% (.01)
- somewhat dissatisfied + 3% (.05)
- very dissatisfied + 4% (.05)
- very happy - 4% (ns)
- quite happy + 0% (ns)
- not very happy + 2% (ns)
- not at all happy + 2% (ns)
AGE 46-60
- very happy - 9% (.01)
- quite happy - 1% (ns)
- not very happy + 5% (.01)
- not at all happy + 5% (.01)
AGE 61+
- very happy - 5% (.10)
- quite happy + 0% (ns)
- not very happy + 3% (.10)
- not at all happy + 2% (.10)
OLRCs adjusted for:
- income
- employment
- marital status
- religiosity
- gender