European Union FRA (2020): study AT 2019

Publication

Author(s):

European Union FRA,

Title:

EU-LGBTI II: A Long Way to Go for LGBTI Equality

Source:

European Agency for Fundamental Rights

Investigation

Public

18+ aged lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex people, Austria, 2019

Survey name

EU-LGBTI 2019

Sample

Non-probability snowball sample

Respondents

N = 2315

Non Response

Assessment

Questionnaire: Conputer Assisted Web Interview (CAWI)

Happiness Measure(s) and Distributional Findings

Full text:

Self-report on single question:
All things considered, how satisfied would you say you are with your life these days? Please answer using a scale, where 0 means very dissatisfied and 10 means very satisfied.

Classification:

O-SLu-c-sq-n-11-f

Author's label:

Life satisfaction

Remarks:

Data weighted using the BENAFFWT variable (see technical report of study). This variable adjusts for differences in LGBTI and age distribution between the survey and as estimated in the population.

Unweighted M=7,12 SD=2,05

Page in publication:

Supplementary material

Observed distribution

Frequencies

1: 1.4%,   2: 1.4%,   3: 2%,   4: 4%,   5: 4.8%,   6: 6.1%,   7: 8.8%,   8: 20.3%,   9: 26.9%,   10: 15.1%,   11: 9.2%   (total 100%)

Summary Statistics

On original range 0 - 10 On range 0-10

Mean:

7.05 -

SD:

2.19 -

Correlational Findings

Author's label Subject Description Finding L, G, B, T, I Transgender
Intersex
Self perceived gender identity
Bi-sexual
Homo-sexual Age Current age (in years)
Young versus old Education Level of school-education Working status Current employment status
Full-time home maker
Unfit for work
Unemployed involuntary
Current status: retired or not
Involved in schooling or not
Voluntary work
Paid work Openness about being LGBTI Openness about non-conforming gender identity
Openness about sexual preference Place of residence Rural dwelling (vs urban)
Current residence Partner (vs not) Steady love-relation
Never married before Transgender subgroups Transgender
Self perceived gender identity
Non-binary
Transvestite
Transgender types Bodily intervention Transsexual; underwent medical transition
Attitudes to gender transition Age of bodily intervention (Wish to) go abroad for medical treatment Motivation for gender transition Avoid expressing gender Fear of crime
Concern about safety
Perceived chance of becoming a victim of discrimination Change of legal gender Legalized gender change
Stage of gender transition Reasons no change of legal gender Openness about being LGBTI at work Self-disclosing
Authenticity at work
Openness about sexual preference Openness about being LGBTI at the school Self-disclosing
Openness about sexual preference