Social Indicators Research: An International and Interdisciplinary Journal for Quality-of-Life Measurement
1974 - 2025
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Volume 20, issue 4, 1988
- The utility of happiness pp. 333-354

- Ruut Veenhoven
- A review of research on the happiness measures: A sixty second index of happiness and mental health pp. 355-381

- Michael Fordyce
- A typology of lifestyles pp. 383-398

- James Horley, Barbara Carroll and Brian Little
- Current work on the social indicators system for the Federal Republic of Germany pp. 399-416

- Erich Wiegand
- The quality of urban life and the perception of livability: A case study of neighbourhoods in Benin City, Nigeria pp. 417-440

- Gideon Omuta
- Review pp. 441-443

- Roderic Beaujot
Volume 20, issue 3, 1988
- Indicators of gender equality for American states and regions pp. 229-270

- David Sugarman and Murray Straus
- Variable predictors of attitudes toward the legalization of abortion pp. 271-290

- Robert Szafran and Arthur Clagett
- Computing experiences of young adults: An empirical analysis pp. 291-302

- Adele Platter
- Subjective health, intimacy, and perceived self-efficacy after heart attack: Predicting life quality five years afterwards pp. 303-332

- Millard Waltz and Bernhard Badura
Volume 20, issue 2, 1988
- Yea-saying and mood-of-the-day effects in self-reported quality of life pp. 117-139

- Torbjørn Moum
- Behind the happiness barrier pp. 141-163

- J. Roos
- Positive and negative affect: A maximum-likelihood approach pp. 165-175

- Mary Benin, William Stock and Morris Okun
- Optimism in thirty countries over a decade pp. 177-180

- Alex Michalos
- Using Mokken methods to develop robust cross-national scales: American and West German attitudes toward abortion pp. 181-203

- Michael Gillespie, Elisabeth Tenvergert and Johannes Kingma
- Using census data to investigate trends in the distribution of education among individual persons pp. 205-215

- Michael Sheret
- Temporal variations in the relationship between infant mortality and economic status pp. 217-227

- Edward Stockwell, David Swanson and Jerry Wicks
Volume 20, issue 1, 1988
- Social desirability in measures of subjective well-being: Age comparisons pp. 1-14

- Albert Kozma and M. Stones
- Economic development and income elasticity of demand for ‘government’ pp. 15-43

- Sohrab Abizadeh
- Hope and happiness: A comparison of some discrepancies pp. 45-58

- Marjorie Stassen and Sara Staats
- Space and living conditions in Poland pp. 59-77

- Maria Ciechocinska
- Migration and job satisfaction — A logistic regression analysis of satisfaction of Filipina domestic workers in Hong Kong pp. 79-90

- Carolyn French and Y. Lam
- An operational research programme for monitoring and evaluation pp. 91-102

- K. Kurup
- Correlates of intra-urban migration in Israel pp. 103-111

- A. Eaglstein and Yitzhak Berman
- Horizontal equity, uncertainty, and economic well-being pp. 113-116

- Janice Costanzo
Volume 19, issue 4, 1987
- Job satisfaction and life satisfaction: A profile analysis pp. 383-401

- Janet Near, Robert Rice and Raymond Hunt
- Scaling social life feelings by factor analysis of binary variables pp. 403-428

- Joseph Lucke and Karl Schuessler
- Allocation of resources for social services: Israel as a case study pp. 429-449

- Ram Cnaan and Avital Cnaan
- Complex measures of job satisfaction/dissatisfaction among professionals pp. 451-473

- Elzbieta Malinowska-tabaka
- The value of symmetric and asymmetric indices of segregation constructed from MCD data pp. 475-491

- Robert Hoppe, Harold Goldsmith, Dianne Stiles and James Longest
- Reviews pp. 493-496

- J. Mangalam
Volume 19, issue 3, 1987
- Indicators of elite status in persons aged over 60 years: A study of Elderhostelers pp. 275-285

- M. Stones, Lee Stones and Albert Kozma
- An epidemiological model applied to planning and evaluation of local health department services pp. 287-301

- Thomas Wade, G. Dever, Teresa Lofton and James Alley
- Assessment of neighborhood satisfaction by residents of three housing types pp. 303-315

- Kenneth Gruber and Gladys Shelton
- Perceived income adequacy and selected financial management practices among families in Chile and Mexico pp. 317-327

- Patricia Ormsby and G. Fairchild
- Cultural bias in ratings of perceived life quality pp. 329-334

- Ruut Veenhoven
- Socio-economic variables as alternatives to income in measuring regional economic Welfare—The Israeli case pp. 335-356

- Gabriel Lipshitz
- The validity of an index of leisure-time physical activity pp. 357-365

- Martin Chen, Gerald Calderone and Mary Pellarin
- The distinction between affect and cognition pp. 367-378

- J. Haes, B. Pennink and K. Welvaart
- Lebensqualität in der bundesrepublik pp. 379-381

- Ruut Veenhoven
Volume 19, issue 2, 1987
- A study of the quality of university life: SUNY at Buffalo pp. 173-190

- Lester Milbrath and Victor Doyno
- Reproductive mortality in Georgia: A lifestyle and environmental analysis pp. 191-204

- Michael Lavoie and G. Alan Dever
- Social security and physical quality of life in developing nations: A cross-national analysis pp. 205-227

- John Williamson
- Client satisfaction in program evaluation pp. 229-254

- Benoît Gauthier
- Self reported morbidity in London and Manchester: Intra-urban and inter-urban variations pp. 255-272

- S. Curtis
- A comment on Kozma's review of Conditions of Happiness pp. 273-273

- Ruut Veenhoven
Volume 19, issue 1, 1987
- Preface pp. 3-3

- Wolfgang Zapf and Wolfgang Glatzer
- Introduction pp. 5-171

- Wolfgang Zapf
Volume 18, issue 4, 1986
- An application of multiple discrepancies theory (MDT) to seniors pp. 349-373

- Alex Michalos
- Measuring underemployment and inequality in the work force pp. 375-393

- Clifford Clogg, Teresa Sullivan and Jan Mutchler
- Family interaction of the young-old: Social exchange as an explanation of the qualitative and quantitative experience pp. 395-407

- M. Snell and Anne Matthews
- Utilization of administrative files in health research pp. 409-423

- Louise Potvin and François Champagne
- Review pp. 425-428

- Ellen Gee
- Announcement pp. 429-430

- Albert Cantril
Volume 18, issue 3, 1986
- The social consequences of economic cycles on nineteenth-century households and family life pp. 233-261

- Sheva Medjuck
- The life course of Canadian women: An historical and demographic analysis pp. 263-283

- Ellen Gee
- Social indicators and spatial disparities in Papua New Guinea pp. 285-319

- E. D'sa
- Urban gentrification: Evaluating alternative indicators pp. 321-337

- George Galster and Stephen Peacock
- The level of civilisation a new field for the application of social indicators pp. 339-347

- Jan Drewnowski
Volume 18, issue 2, 1986
- Year of immigration and socioeconomic status: A comparative study of three Asian populations in California pp. 129-152

- Chang-Jin Moon
- Quality of life in an alternative lifestyle: The smallholding movement pp. 153-173

- Merlin Brinkerhoff and Jeffrey Jacob
- Demographic characteristics, work complexity and economic setting as social status determinants pp. 175-192

- Krzysztof Zagórski
- Quality of life and city size: An exploratory study of Nigeria pp. 193-203

- Ademola Salau
- Ecological correlates of psychiatric illness in the City of Calgary pp. 205-220

- Renato Pablo and Gerald McDougall
- Reviews pp. 221-231

- Ruut Veenhoven, Robert Thigpen, J. McNeil and Alex Michalos
Volume 18, issue 1, 1986
- The Psychap inventory: A multi-scale test to measure happiness and its concomitants pp. 1-33

- Michael Fordyce
- Subjective well-being in later life: Issues concerning measurement and prediction pp. 35-70

- J. Kevin McNeil, M. Stones and Albert Kozma
- A longitudinal study on environmental and dispositional determinants of life quality: Social support and coping with physical illness pp. 71-93

- Millard Waltz
- Quality of the urban environment as perceived by residents of slow and fast growth cities pp. 95-118

- Raymond Currie and Charlene Thacker
- Longitudinal variation in domain indicators of happiness pp. 119-124

- J. McNeil, M. Stones and Albert Kozma
- Reviews pp. 125-127

- Albert. Kozma and Ruut Veenhoven
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