I found this reading very engaging! The topic of how unemployment effects psychology is very interesting. This seems to me to be a hard field to collect data on however. This is due to how psychologically everyone is wired differently so that making a broad logistic regression on a sample of 7,897 individuals from a study from 1992 makes me skeptical. It was also interesting that this study wasn\u2019t guided by a formal theory and that an Economic theory provided little guidance. This was surprising because the whole study is based around the economic status of someone so one would thing that a theory would support some of the finding. I was also confused by some of the language that was used such as \u201c The interpretation of each continuous quantitative risk factor is that the antilog of the logistic coefficient represents the estimated increase in the odds of being in each subsequent range of the relevant measure of psychological well-being per unit increase in the particular characteristic such as age in years\u201d This is a lot of information that is strung out and hard to interpret (at least for me it is). Some of the work that is sighted throughout the text makes me question further the validity of this paper. Specifically, when the author goes into how addition characteristics must be considered to determine an individual\u2019s level of psychological well-being. All the sources say different things in regards to age and well-being.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

I found this reading very engaging! The topic of how unemployment effects psychology is very interesting. This seems to me to be a hard field to collect data on however. This is due to how psychologically everyone is wired differently so that making a broad logistic regression on a sample of 7,897 individuals from a … <\/p>\n

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