Are We Happy Yet?

Differences in Happiness by Employment Status Hold for Men But Not Women

Percentage Very Happy by Gender and Employment Status

Working men and women are about equally likely to be very happy, as are retired men and women. However, women not working for pay are much more likely to be very happy than men in that situation.

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College Grads Happier

Debt to Income Ratio

Does Money Buy Happiness?

Eating Fast Food by Age and Gender

Eating Out, by Age and Gender

Frequent Church-Goers Are Happier

Future of Today's Children, by Demographic Group

Future of Today's Children, by Immigrant Status

Health and Happiness Go Hand in Hand

Is Marriage Bliss?

Marital Happiness Gap Holds Across Age Groups

Marriage Works for Both Genders

Marriage, Parenting and Happiness

More Rushed, Less Happy

Pets Make Little Difference in Happiness

Race and Happiness

Republicans Happier than Democrats, Independents

Retirement No Guarantee of Happiness

Single Parents Most Unhappy

Suburbs No Great Mecca of Happiness

Sunbelt Residents Are Happier

Views of Future vs Present

Views of Past vs Present

Who's Dieting

Who's Exercising Enough

Why People Eat Junk Food

Worried About Weight, by Demographics

Worried About Weight, by Diet

Young Adulthood May Be Idealized But It's Not Happier

Young Men Least Happy