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Volume 23, issue 4 , 1990
The measurement and analysis of time use pp. 303-308 Andrew Sydney Harvey Time use studies for leisure analysis pp. 309-336 Andrew Sydney Harvey Time use and leisure: Subjective and objective aspects pp. 337-352 Susan Clark , Andrew Sydney Harvey , Susan Shaw and William Michelson Childcare and the daily routine pp. 353-366 William Michelson Age, gender and daily life: An analysis of social involvements pp. 367-380 Karen Altergott Time-budget methodology for research on aging pp. 381-393 K. Ujimoto Behaviour and the life cycle: a consideration of the role of longitudinal time use studies pp. 395-414 David Elliott and Jean Elliott Volume 23, issue 3 , 1990
Subjective well-being as a function of age and gender: A multivariate look for differentiated trends pp. 201-230 Dov Shmotkin Should occupational codes be obtained from census data or from retrospective survey data in studies on occupational health? pp. 231-246 P. Östlin , B. Wärneryd and M. Thorslund Indirect measures of child mortality: Overview and application to Brazil, 1980 pp. 247-267 Charles Wood and Peggy Lovell Quality of life and charges in private old people's homes in Great Britain pp. 269-282 Ian Gibbs and Jonathan Bradshaw A pilot study in the use of the quality of life interview schedule pp. 283-298 Hélène Ouellette-Kuntz Book review pp. 299-301 Vanaja Dhruvarajan Volume 23, issue 1 , 1990
Modernization in Hungary in the long and short run measured by social indicators pp. 1-7 Rudolf Andorka and István Harcsa Volume 22, issue 4 , 1990
Subjective well-being and coping with adversity pp. 327-349 Bruce Headey and Alexander Wearing Do some authoritarian governments foster physical quality of life? pp. 351-366 Frank Young Structural elements of material well-being: An empirical test among people on social security pp. 367-384 Edward Groenland Polygyny as social and biological differentiation among Toposa agro-pastoralists of Southern Sudan pp. 385-398 Eric Roth and K. Kurup Test of a field theory of consciousness and social change: Time series analysis of participation in the TM-Sidhi program and reduction of violent death in the U.S pp. 399-418 Michael Dillbeck Grade level differences in school satisfaction pp. 419-427 Morris Okun , Mary Braver and Renee Weir Volume 22, issue 3 , 1990
Junior partners: Women's contribution to family income in Canada pp. 229-253 Carl Grindstaff and Frank Trovato Religious domains and general well-being pp. 255-276 Margaret Poloma and Brian Pendleton Determinants of quality of rural life in Nigeria: The women's view pp. 277-286 Olutoyin Oluwoye In-vehicle fatalities, seat belts, and compulsory seat belt legislation: The Manitoba experience pp. 287-297 E. Levine and A. Basilevsky Toward an index of gender equality pp. 299-317 Edward Harvey , John Blakely and Lorne Tepperman Reviews pp. 319-325 Richard Henshel and Frederick Evers Volume 22, issue 2 , 1990
Long- and short-term affective states in happiness: Model, paradigm and experimental evidence pp. 119-138 Albert Kozma , Susan Stone , M. Stones , T. Hannah and Kevin McNeil Objectifying the subjective: The measurement of environmental quality pp. 139-153 John Eyles Politics, dynamics and individualism — The Swedish approach to Level of Living research pp. 155-180 Michael Tåhlin Health concerns as a deterrent to seasonal migration of elderly Canadians pp. 181-197 Joanne Daciuk and Victor Marshall Measurement errors in survey questions: Explaining response variability pp. 199-212 Anders Wikman and Bo Wärneryd Male attitudes toward abortion: An analysis of urban survey data pp. 213-228 Akin Adebayo Volume 22, issue 1 , 1990
Demographic accounting for special education pp. 1-30 Robert Rossi The effects of quality of working life (QWL) on employee behavioral responses pp. 31-47 David Efraty and M. Sirgy Design of experimental studies for measurement and evaluation of the determinants of Job Satisfaction pp. 49-67 Joan Batista-Foguet , Willem Saris and Xavier Tort-Martorell Regional disparities in Indonesia: A social indicators approach pp. 69-81 Habibullah Khan and Iyanatul Islam Social indicators and crime rate forecasting pp. 83-95 Arye Rattner Potential for economic development: A quantitative approach pp. 97-113 Fay Abizadeh , Sohrab Abizadeh and Alexander Basilevsky Review pp. 115-118 Frederick Evers Volume 21, issue 6 , 1989
Population undercount and social science research pp. 559-598 Clifford Clogg , Michael Massagli and Scott Eliason Life-course and satisfaction, equal for every-one? pp. 599-610 J. Latten Religiously unaffiliated Canadians: Sex, age, and regional variations pp. 611-627 Ellen Gee and Jean Veevers Household structure and child nutrition: A reinterpretation of income and mother's education pp. 629-649 Katherine Tucker and Frank Young Essays in development economics pp. 651-660 Sohrab Abizadeh Volume 21, issue 5 , 1989
The conical structure of adjustive behavior pp. 455-479 Shlomit Levy and Louis Guttman Mixed motivations for migration in the urban prairies: A comparative approach pp. 481-499 Raymond Currie and Shiva Halli Measuring Ontario's increasing housing affordability problem pp. 501-515 Elisabeth Arnold and Andrejs Skaburskis Measuring natural resource scarcity pp. 517-530 F. Mackellar and Daniel Vining A comparison of patterns of urban deprivation between Canadian and U.S. cities pp. 531-551 Michael Broadway Reviews pp. 553-558 Andreas Andrikopoulos and Alex Michalos Volume 21, issue 4 , 1989
The systemic life quality model: A basis for urban renewal evaluation pp. 343-378 Samuel Shye Life satisfaction among the rural elderly: What do the numbers mean? pp. 379-408 Linda Wood and Julia Johnson A new index of utilization of ambulatory medical care pp. 409-439 François Béland , Raynald Pineault and Greg Stoddart Reviews pp. 441-450 Robert Thigpen , Ronald Hinch and Bruce Heady Volume 21, issue 3 , 1989
Change in the stressfulness of life in American states and regions from 1976 to 1982 pp. 229-257 Murray Straus , Arnold Linsky and Ronet Bachman-Prehn Analysis of participant reactions to a series of family planning training events pp. 259-278 James Veney and Vangie Foshee South African quality of life: A research note pp. 279-291 V. Møller and L. Schlemmer Discrepancies between perceived income needs and actual incomes pp. 293-296 Alex Michalos Public opinion and the dimensions of the welfare state pp. 297-314 Ram Cnaan Measurement error and research design: A note on the utility of panel data in quality of life research pp. 315-335 Arne Mastekaasa and Stein Kaasa Reviews pp. 337-340 James Horley and Alex Michalos Volume 21, issue 2 , 1989
Life feeling scales for use in German and American samples pp. 113-131 Dagmar Krebs and Karl Schuessler Environmental quality and the well-being of children pp. 133-158 Ross Homel and Ailsa Burns Trends in public attitudes toward educational spending pp. 159-173 A. Smith Evaluating the products of alternative sampling methods pp. 175-191 A. Smith Doing better than the optimum pp. 193-220 Stuart Nagel Review pp. 221-225 Frederick Evers Volume 21, issue 1 , 1989
Satisfaction, happiness and well-being of Dutch students pp. 1-33 R. Vermunt , E. Spaans and F. Zorge On the measurement of certain aspects of social development pp. 35-92 Amal Kantiray The human development spectrum: Sub-spectra and social indicators for use in development project planning, design, and implementation pp. 93-110 Steven Dorsey , John Hill and M. Woods
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