Study Moller (1989): study ZA 1983 /1
- Public
- Ex-migrant workers, returned to rural KwaZulu, South Africa, 1983
- Sample
- Respondents
- N = 253
- Non Response
- Assessment
- Interview: face-to-face
Correlate
- Authors's Label
- Grows cash crop
- Our Classification
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- Remarks
- Landowners only Direction of correlation unclear in original report. Sign in table is negative, but text indicates positive relationship. Present version approved by author.
- Operationalization
- 0: no
1: yes
Observed Relation with Happiness
ß controlled for:
- Satisfied with health
- Higher affluence rating
- Need to purchase maize
- Religious traditionalist
- Has a confidant
- Keeps goats
- Higher monthly income
- More active person
- Worked for many years in jobs
- Retired for many years
- No desire to return to work
- Agrees: Modern community leader
ß controlled for:
- Satisfied with health
- Voluntary retirement
- Need to purchase maize
- Owns cattle
- Keeps chicken
- Satisfied with job while working
- Feels relatively young
- Retired suddenly
- Agrees:planning is key to success
ß controlled for:
- Seldom restricted by poor health
- Higher affluence rating
- Need to purchase maize
- Religious traditionalist
- More active person
- Keeps chicken
- Has a confident
- Higher standard house
- Keeps goats
- Larger size field
- Higher monthly income
- No desire to return to work
ß controlled for:
- Satisfied with health
- Higher monthly income
- Religious traditionalist
- Feels land is secure
- Retired for many years
- Worked for many years in jobs
- No desire to return to work
- Achieved/confident of becoming wealthy