Quality of life assessment - 1996

The research is a systematic effort to analyze variations in quality of life using over 100 subjective and objective indicators. The areas covered by these indicators include: Income, expenses, leisure time, political life, social conflicts, environmental quality, participation in decision-making, personal health, housing, social relationships, community services, etc. the purpose of the research is to describe and explain people's subjective perceptions of quality of life, to identify the factors contributing to variations in these perceptions, and to track how these perceptions change over time.for the years 1996-1997-1998, a longitudinal study was conducted, with a panel sample of 717 individuals selected to allow for comparisons over time.

Identifier

roda-013

Year

1996

Keywords

Help, Food, Threat, Water, Appreciation, Nursing, Old man, Drinks, Library, The church, Wealth, Goods, Quantity, Social class, Expenses, Movie theater, Commerce, Working conditions, Living conditions, Leadership, Conflict, Consumption, Children, Crime, Addictions, Field of activity, Rights, Field trip, Household, Social group, Clothing, Taxes, Loans, Meetings, Intellectuals, Interethnic, Entrepreneurs, Education, Reading, Job, Town, Home, Workplace, Decision-making, Media, Environment, Workers, Standard of living, Number, Number of rooms, Number of people, Occupation, Personal, Party, Politics, Possibility, Training, City hall, Products, Agricultural products, Profession, Properties, Achievement, Relationships, Religion, Repairs, Magazines, Employee, Health, Poor, Change, School, Security, Services, Society, Unemployment, Husband, Wife, Show, Sports, Status, Country, Peasants, Dad, Fears, Cigarettes, Free time, Young people, Tradition, Transportation, Value, Neighbor, Political views, Income, Life, Political life, Newspapers