Measuring National Well-being in the UK, domains and measures: Sept 2016
Report, Measuring National Well-being - September 22, 2016
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Revealed: which professions drink the most?
Media - September 20, 2016
Binge drinking ‘social glue’ for students and young workers
Media - September 20, 2016
Youth drinking in transition
Media - September 20, 2016
Mind healing: how to tackle anxiety in your teenage daughter
Media - September 19, 2016
New forms of dualization? Labour market segmentation patterns in the UK from the late 90s until the post-crisis in the late 2000s
Journal Article - September 15, 2016
The Welsh Single-Use Carrier Bag Charge and behavioural spillover
Journal Article - September 15, 2016
The dynamic effects of retirement on well-being
Research Paper, Washington State University School of Economic Sciences Working Paper Series, 2016-15 - September 15, 2016
Financial review of early learning and childcare in Scotland: the current landscape
Parliamentary Paper, Social Research Series - September 15, 2016
Youth drinking in transition
Report - September 15, 2016
Children who use social media for three hours a night more fed up how they look
Media - September 12, 2016
Money savers are more likely to be SLIM: ‘Instant gratification’ causes bigger waistlines
Media - September 12, 2016
Facebook and Twitter ‘are making children feel uglier and more likely to argue with their parents’
Media - September 12, 2016
Children who frequently use Facebook and Twitter are unhappy with their appearance, study finds
Media - September 12, 2016
Social media negatively impacting how children view themselves
Media - September 12, 2016
Children who use social media for three hours a night more fed up how they look
Media - September 12, 2016
Children who use Facebook and Twitter are unhappier with their appearance, study suggests
Media - September 12, 2016
Why SAVERS are more likely to be slim: People with larger waistlines spend more ‘because they crave instant gratification’
Media - September 9, 2016
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Conference Paper, Survey research into trends over time: a longitudinal panel, NPSO Annual Conference - September 8, 2016
Total survey error for longitudinal surveys
Understanding Society Working Paper Series, 2016-07 - September 7, 2016