2005
DOI: 10.3917/ds.293.0299
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Les causes de la peur

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“…There are a number of counter‐arguments to this: first, bounded variables can and do show time trends (fear of crime and social trust, for example, have varied over the recent past –Putnam, 1995; Dittmann, 2005); second, current data (in this case, ESS Round 3) place median SWB ratings at 7 out of 10 and have fewer than 1 in 10 respondents answering in the top bracket, which suggests substantial room for upward movement; and third, analysis of time‐trends against unbounded indicators is just one of many strands of SWB research. Finally, unbounded SWB scales are not impossible in principle – for example, marketers sometimes use an ‘unbounded write‐in scale’ where respondents make a number of marks of their choosing (Stapleton and Edmonds, 2005); alternatively, a scale could be developed using reference points that are not at the extremes.…”
Section: What Do Happiness Economists Do?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are a number of counter‐arguments to this: first, bounded variables can and do show time trends (fear of crime and social trust, for example, have varied over the recent past –Putnam, 1995; Dittmann, 2005); second, current data (in this case, ESS Round 3) place median SWB ratings at 7 out of 10 and have fewer than 1 in 10 respondents answering in the top bracket, which suggests substantial room for upward movement; and third, analysis of time‐trends against unbounded indicators is just one of many strands of SWB research. Finally, unbounded SWB scales are not impossible in principle – for example, marketers sometimes use an ‘unbounded write‐in scale’ where respondents make a number of marks of their choosing (Stapleton and Edmonds, 2005); alternatively, a scale could be developed using reference points that are not at the extremes.…”
Section: What Do Happiness Economists Do?mentioning
confidence: 99%