Reports on Correlational Findings

• The abstracts include detail about:
  • Bibliographic source: author, year, page reference
  • Study design: population, sample, number of subjects, year
  • Co-variate: label, measurement, subject-category.
  • Happiness-measure: type
  • Statistics: association, significance, elaboration
  • Elaborations of the statistical relationship

• The findings are ordered by subject, see list below
  
  
• Within subject categories findings are ordered by focus on:
  • Over-time associations (called 'career')
    e.g. effect of earlier income on current happiness, or earlier happiness ob current income
  • Same-time associations (called 'current')
    e.g. correlation between current happiness and current income
  • Views to the subject matter rather than the subject itself (called 'attitudes')
    e.g. correlation between happiness and perceived sufficiency of income

Correlational Findings on Happiness and: