Examining sociodemographic factors of life satisfaction and happiness perception based on ESS 2016 data

Sabrina Femenia Mulet

doi:10.4995/citecma.2020.11950

Autores/as

Sabrina Femenia Mulet Universitat Politècnica de València https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9092-5933

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.4995/citecma.2020.11950

Palabras clave:

Bienestar, satisfacción con la vida, felicidad, medidas, sociodemográfico, ESS

Resumen

El presente trabajo pretende analizar aspectos sociodemográficos tales como: género, edad, nivel educativo, recursos económicos, o diferencias entre países, realativos al uso de Internet, así como su impacto en la percepción del Bienestar, tomando los datos de la European Social Survey –anualidad 2016. Se ha analizado la percepción del Bienestar, a través de autoevaluaciones de nivel de felicidad y satisfacción con la vida de las personas incluidas en la encuesta. Se han aplicado distintos análisis estadísticos como el ANOVA test de un factor, (P-value 0.000), test post-hoc de Bonferroni-Tukey, o el test de comparación de proporciones entre columnas cuando ha sido necesario. La originalidad de este estudio recae en el tamaño de la muestra y datos recientes. Existen múltiples estudios que analizan este concepto, aunque generalmente presentan menor tamaño de muestra. Así pues, este estudio pretende contrastar investigaciones previasy ofrecer resultados interesantes en relación con las desigualdades entre países o fuente de ingresos. Se presentan resultados y conclusiones para su discusión.

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Biografía del autor/a

Sabrina Femenia Mulet, Universitat Politècnica de València

Instituto de gestión de la innovación y del conocimiento.INGENIO CSIC-UPV

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