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children, relations with spouse, with relatives and with friends,
community and social activities, political activities, passive and
active recreational activities, personal development activities,
and work.
Headey and Wearing (1992) use leisure, marriage, work,
standard of living, friendships, sex life, and health.
Most studies have assumed that the relationship between life
satisfaction and domains-of-life satisfaction is additive. For
example, when Møller and Saris (2001, p. 106) explain their
methodology to study the relationship between domains of life
and subjective well-being they state that “The analyses have
been done with Lisrel 8 assuming the above-specified
relationships were linear and additive as is normally assumed.”
In their book, van Praag and Ferrer-i-Carbonell (2004) also
work with an additive specification to study the relationship
between life satisfaction and satisfaction in domains of life.
Rojas, Mariano. – Universidad de las Américas, Puebla, Mexico. (2007)
“Life Satisfaction and Satisfaction in Domains of Life: Is it a Simple or a
Simplified Relationship?” in Journal of Happiness Studies.

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