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Are We Happy Yet?
Both White Mainline and Evangelical Protestants Who Go To Church Are Happier
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- Are We Happy Yet?
- Does Money Buy Happiness?
- A Closer Look at Income and Happiness
- For Blacks, Money Doesn’t Predict Happiness
- How Income and Church Attendance Affects Happiness
- Republicans Happier than Democrats, Independents
- Regardless of Income, GOPers are Happier
- At First Look, Conservatives Happier Than Liberals
- Partisan Differences, Not Ideology, Predict Happiness
- Frequent Church-Goers Are Happier
- Catholics Who Attend Church More Frequently Are Happier
- Both White Mainline and Evangelical Protestants Who Go To Church Are Happier
- Is Marriage Bliss?
- Marriage Works for Both Genders
- Marital Happiness Gap Holds Across Age Groups
- At First Blush, Parents Are More Likely to be Happy
- Marriage Trumps Parenting as a Predictor of Happiness
- 21 (1)
- Blacks Less Happy Than Whites and Hispanics
- Men and Women About Equally Happy
- Young Men Least Happy
- Retirement No Guarantee of Happiness
- College Grads Happier
- Differences in Happiness by Employment Status Hold for Men But Not Women
- Health and Happiness Go Hand in Hand
- More Rushed, Less Happy
- Suburbs No Great Mecca of Happiness
- Recent Immigrants Just as Happy as Others
- 34 (1)
- Pets Make Little Difference in Happiness
- 35 (1)
- Sunbelt Residents Are Happier
- The Happiness Trend Line: Barely a Ripple
- Money and Happiness Have Been Hanging Out Together for a Long Time
- Republicans Happier Over the Years
- Whites Least Unhappy
- Unhealthy, Unhappy
- Single Parents Most Unhappy
- White Evangelical Protestants Happier than White Mainline Protestants
- Young Adulthood May be Idealized But It’s Not Happier