Study Gilbert et al. (2016): study GB Scotland 2009

Public

16+ aged, general public, Scotland, 2009

Survey name

UK-Household Longitudinal Study (UKHLS)

Sample

Respondents

N = 2148

Non Response

Assessment

Interview: face-to-face

Correlate

Authors's Label

education

Our Classification

Distribution

No qualifications
In remote rural areas, M = 16.1%, SE = 0.039
In accesible rural areas, M =  15.4%, SEr = 0.024
In non-rural areas, M = 17.5%, SE = 0.010

o-levels and equivalent
1 Remote rural areas, Mean = 23.4%, St .Error = 0.043
2 Accesible rural areas, Mean =  18.4%, St .Error = 0.023
3 Non-Rural areas, Mean = 21.3%, St .Error = 0.011

a-levels and equivalent
1 Remote rural areas, Mean = 10.3%, St .Error = 0.028
2 Accesible rural areas, Mean =  15.8%, St .Error = 0.025
3 Non-Rural areas, Mean = 14.1%, St .Error = 0.009

Nursing and other higher qualifications
1 Remote rural areas, Mean = 36.1%, St .Error = 0.047
2 Accesible rural areas, Mean =  30.7%, St .Error = 0.029
3 Non-Rural areas, Mean = 28.5%, St .Error = 0.012

first degree and higher
1 Remote rural areas, Mean = 14.1%, St .Error = 0.034
2 Accesible rural areas, Mean =  19.7%, St .Error = 0.027
3 Non-Rural areas, Mean = 18.6%, St .Error = 0.010

Operationalization

0 No qualifications (reference)
1 o-levels and equivalent
2 a-levels and equivalent
3 nursing and other higher qualifications
4 first degree and higher

Observed Relation with Happiness