2015•Journal of Happiness StudiesRequires access

How Does the Life Satisfaction of the Poor, Least Educated, and Least Satisfied Change as Average Life Satisfaction Increases?

Ann L. Owen, Anne Phillips

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Key concepts: Life satisfaction, Quality of Life Research, Psychology, Inequality, Positive psychology, Subjective well-being, Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, Happiness

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