Study Haindorfer (2019): study ZZ Eastern Europe 2012
- Public
- 21-65 aged, commuters from Slowakia, Tsjechia and Hungary, 2012-2013
- Survey name
- AT TRANSLAB survey 2012-2013
- Sample
- Respondents
- N = 2687
- Non Response
- Assessment
- Interview: face-to-face
Correlate
- Authors's Label
- Frequency contact w. other commuters/friends
- Our Classification
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- Error Estimates
- Daily: SE=.1455; Several/week: SE=.1370;Once a month: SE.1486;Less than once a month:SE=.1418;Never:SE=.1643
- Remarks
- Question not reported
- Operationalization
- Frequency contact w. other commuters/friends:
5 Daily
4 Several times/week
3 Several times/month (reference)
4 Once a month
5 Less than once a month
6 Never
Observed Relation with Happiness
5 Daily +.25(.10)
4 Several times/week +.08(ns)
3 Several times/month(ref.)
4 Once a month +.07(ns)
5 Less than once a month -.03(ns)
6 Never +.06(ns)
5 Daily +.06(.10)
4 Several times/week +.2(ns)
3 Several times/month(ref.)
4 Once a month +.01(ns)
5 Less than once a month -.01(ns)
6 Never +.01(ns)
b and beta controlled for:
- Gross monthly income
- Personal wealth development
- Job related health risks
- Job security
- Commuting time in minutes (plus squared)
- Education level
- Knowledge of the German language
- Perceived health
- Perceived identity
- Balanced relation between work and family
- Marital status
- No own children
- Frequency contact w. Austrian friends
- Working climate
- Discrimination on the job
- Number of commuters in family/friends
- Enough leisure time
- Possibilities upward mobility
- Possibilities realizing own ideas
- Irregular employment
- Nation of origin
- Gender
- Age and age squared
- Employment status
- Type of business
- Company size
- Ethnic differentiation on workfloor
- Commuting frequency
- Employment status before current job