2004
DOI: 10.1016/s0167-2681(04)00047-2
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Does happiness pay?An exploration based on panel data from Russia

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“…Happiness seems to significantly promote work-related success (see Graham/Eggers/Sukhtankar 2004or Diener et al 2002. Our results indicate that this holds also true for scholars in regard to their research performance, but they do not suggest the reverse causation.…”
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“…Happiness seems to significantly promote work-related success (see Graham/Eggers/Sukhtankar 2004or Diener et al 2002. Our results indicate that this holds also true for scholars in regard to their research performance, but they do not suggest the reverse causation.…”
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“…Happiness seems to promote work-related success as well (see Graham/Eggers/Sukhtankar 2004or Diener et al 2002. However, to the best of our knowledge, the relationship between physical appearance and research performance has not been analysed yet.…”
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“…in post-communist Romania in Mitrut and Wolff, 2008). The opposite result for Russia is still referred "an unusual finding" (Senik, 2004;Graham et al, 2004). As no significant gender difference in job-satisfaction was found in Russian studies (e.g.…”
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“…Only two such studies have been conducted, both using the Russian Longitudinal Monitoring Survey (Graham et al, 2004;Massin & Kopp, 2014); Massin & Kopp's more robust study finds no relationship between alcohol consumption and wellbeing among women, but that heavier drinking men have lower life satisfaction.…”
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