“…Near, Rice, and Hunt (1980) viewed satisfaction with work, family, leisure, and political activities as leading to satisfaction with life in general Rice et al's (1985) model also proposed bottom-up influences in which individuals are seen to subjectively aggregate satisfactions in domains such as "family, work, friendships, housing, transportation, religion, self-esteem, free time, financial secunty, and neighborhood" (p 298) in evaluating the overall quality of life In general, bottom-up theones proposed that perceptions of structural aspects of the environment lead to satisfaction within vanous life domains Then, domain-specific satisfactions provide the major input data for evaluations of overall life satisfaction (Bharadwaj & Wilkening, 1977, Headey et al , 1985, Near, 1984 Social indicators research (Glatzer & Mohr, 1987) has proceeded along the lines of bottom-up theones under the rationale that changes in overall life satisfaction can be effected by addressing social concerns within specific domains of life…”