The Measurement of Well-being: the Contribution of Longitudinal Studies.
It has an overview of the main British cohort studies, which follow groups of people from birth throughout their lifetime:
It has an overview of household, individual and census-linked panel studies which follow groups of people starting in adolescence or adulthood:
It also has many tables summarizing the different well-being questions available in all these studies, such as this one looking at different measures of life satisfaction:
2 comments:
Very useful Mark. We obviously have worked a lot with these files but still amazed at how good they are. The cohort studies should win a Nobel prize if it was practical to award it to something like that.
They are terrific alright. I was surprised though at the relative paucity of these kind of studies in the general, particularly for the US.
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