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experienced by individuals who report being pessimistic is greater than that for well-understood negative events like unemployment. These effects are attenuated but remain substantial after controlling for individual [...] pessimism to life satisfaction. Moreover, these effects are robust to controlling for future life events that may be anticipated. Key Words: Life Satisfaction; Subjective Well-Being; Mental Health; Entropy [...] presents their results. Robustness tests are also explained, and include controlling for upcoming events which the (optimistic or pessimistic) individual may already perceive. No matter what method is used
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contemporaneous. Thus much of what contributes to life satisfaction are current circumstances and events, with this small influence from the measured past. The result that determines this, the 0.1 value [...] the years before or after.19 The results here regarding the dynamics of happiness suggest that an event like this is unlikely to have a substantial effect (if any) on the day-to-day lives of individuals [...] that hosting the FIFA World Cup or the Olympics increases life satisfaction only in the year of the event and has no long term effect on life satisfaction. To these overall results, the next section offers
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the violent events of their own past, reflecting on how much their own experience is an example of a bigger picture, of the French working-class and society as a whole. The way these events are told – how [...] contemporary France. While Louis’ book leans towards narration, only occasionally reflecting the events in a more general fashion, Eribon tells his story with more direct reference to sociological theory [...] enables them to chronicle their life cir- cumstances, the hostile atmosphere and even the most violent events at school, with an astonishing analytical clarity, as if they were telling the story of their own
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that the first word that he could enunciate with any clarity was "zoo". Beasts in My Belfry recalls events of this period. Early animal expeditions Durrell left Whipsnade Zoo in May 1946 in order to join [...] Rosy is My Relative, a story about a bequeathed elephant which Durrell claimed is based on real life events, and The Mockery Bird, the fable based loosely on the story of Mauritius and the Dodo. • technical