19 methodology , sorted by release date
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Measuring National Well-being outputs: Summary of user feedback
Feedback from an online survey conducted to help us enhance the quality of the Measuring National Well-being outputs and consider different analysis to better meet user needs.Keywords: life, satisfaction, happiness, worthwhile, anxiety, inequality
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Surveys using our four personal well-being questions
A guide to what surveys include the four ONS personal well-being questions.Keywords: life satisfaction, worthwhile, happiness, anxiety
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Personal well-being outputs: Summary of user feedback
Feedback from an online survey conducted to help us enhance the quality of the personal well-being outputs and consider different analysis to better meet user needs.Keywords: Life, Satisfaction, Happiness, Worthwhile, Anxiety, inequality, MNW
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Personal well-being in the UK QMI
Keywords: labour force survey, characteristics, gender, ethnic group
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Personal well-being user guidance
Methodology guidance on the personal well-being estimates. -
Technical report: Logistic regression and latent class analysis of the poorest personal well-being using the Annual Population Survey (2014 to 2016)
Description of the statistical methods and techniques which underpin the article: Understanding well-being inequalities: Who has the poorest personal well-being?Keywords: poorest, life satisfaction, anxiety, worthwhile, happiness
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Measuring well-being inequality
Summary findings of the research work on the selection of a headline indicator for well-being inequality. -
Translation and cognitive testing of personal well-being questions into Sylheti and Urdu
Summary findings of the testing of personal well-being questions in two minority languages spoken in the UKKeywords: anxiety, happiness, worthwhile, life satisfaction
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Technical report: logistic regression and latent class analysis of loneliness using the Community Life Survey August 2016 to March 2017
Description of the statistical methods and techniques which underpin the article 'Loneliness - What characteristics and circumstances are associated with feeling lonely?Keywords: Logistic Regression, Latent Class Analysis, LCA