Study

Publication
Author(s)	Kasser, T.; Ahuvia, A.C.
Title	Materialistic Values and Well-being in Business Students.
Source	European Journal of Social Psychology, 2002, Vol. 32, 137 - 146
URL	http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ejsp.85/abstract
DOI	Doi: 10.1002/ejsp.85
Investigation
Public	Business students, Singapore, 2000
	Gender: males=26, females=66 Age: M=21.1 SD=1.53
Survey name	Unnamed study
Sample	Non-probability purposive sample
Respondents N =	92
	92 business students were selected among 108 students.
Non Response	Not available
Assesment	Questionnaire: paper
Happiness measure(s) used

Full text	Selfreport on single question: How high or low is your level of wellbeing? 0 extremely low, utterly depressed, completely down 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 extremely high, feeling extatic joyous, fantastic Adapted Fordyce Happiness Scale
Classification	A-AOL-u-sq-n-101-a
Author's label	Well-being
Page in publication	142
Finding used in nation ranks	Yes

Full text	Selfreport on three questions: In the last week, what percentage of the time do you feel….…' (percentages must add up to 100%) 1 happy 2 unhappy 3 neutral Name: Fordyce % happy scale Variant: % happy in last week
Classification	A-TH-cw-mq-th%-101-a
Author's label	happiness measure
Page in publication	141
Finding used in nation ranks	Yes

Full text	Selfreport on three questions: 'On the average, what percentage of the time d you feel….…' (percentages must add up to 100%) 1 happy 2 unhappy 3 neutral Name: Fordyce % happy scale Variant: % unhappy
Classification	A-TH-g-mq-th%-101-ab
Author's label	general feeling of happiness
Page in publication	141
Finding used in nation ranks	Yes