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Old 05-17-2016, 02:28 PM
 
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Qualitative research involves looking in-depth at non-numerical data.
if no one (or few) complains - because it is not proper etiquette or part of that generations culture, naturally there would be an uptick, no?
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Old 05-17-2016, 02:32 PM
 
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What's Happening To Women's Happiness?

”Each year since 1972, the United States General Social Survey has asked men and women: “How happy are you, on a scale of 1 to 3, with 3 being very happy, and 1 being not too happy?” This survey includes a representative sample of men and women of all ages, education levels, income levels, and marital status—1,500 per year for a total of almost 50,000 individuals thus far—and so it gives us a most reliable picture of what’s happened to men’s and women’s happiness over the last few decades.

As you can imagine, a survey this massive generates a multitude of findings, (see the full report by Wharton Professors at The Paradox of Declining Female Happiness but here are the two most important discoveries.

First, since 1972, women’s overall level of happiness has dropped, both relative to where they were forty years ago, and relative to men.
You find this drop in happiness in women regardless of whether they have kids, how many kids they have, how much money they make, how healthy they are, what job they hold, whether they are married, single or divorced, how old they are, or what race they are. (The one and only exception: African-American women are now slightly happier than they were back in 1972, although they remain less happy than African American men.)



I was shocked to discover this report. So what do you think? Has women's liberation made women less happy or are there other reasons for women's unhappiness? I'm still processing this information and haven't come close to making a decision yet.
My wife says yes.
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