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Age and Sex Differences in Subjective Well-being Across Cultures

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Age and Sex Differences in Subjective Well-being Across Cultures
Author(s)Lucas, Richard E.; Gohm, Carol L.
AbstractLucas and Gohm use a meta-analytic strategy in which nations are treated as separate studies in order to analyze differences in subjective well-being across cultures. In two data sets several general trends appear to occur across most nations.
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Pages291-317
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SourceCulture and Subjective Well Being
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PubDate 2000
ISBN_ISSN0262041820

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