13. The global evaluation of life satisfaction is

• A. A measure of how people feel about their lives
• B. A measure of how people think about their lives
• C. A measure of daily ups and downs we all experience
• D. The best way to capture human happiness

14. The experience sampling method of measuring happiness involves

• A. The cognitive evaluation of people's well-being
• B. An electronic device that activates randomly during the day
• C. The list of all activities people engage in during the course of the day
• D. A method of sampling people's happiness over time

15. The GNH index is constructed in such a way that

• A. Index will increase only if a percentage of happy people increases
• B. Index may increase even if a total percent of happy people does not change
• C. Index may increase because a percent of unhappy people increases
• D. All of the above

16. According to GNH methodology

• A. A person is happy if they pass the sufficiency thresholds in all of the important domains
• B. The proportion of happy people is the most relevant metrics for policy evaluation
• C. Most people in Bhutan are classified as happy
• D. The index captures the distance from the sufficiency threshold among those not yet happy

17. One should be cautious to conclude that volunteering increases happiness because:

• A. People's income could be correlated with happiness and volunteering
• B. Extroverted people are more likely to volunteer and be happier
• C. Reverse causality because happy people are more likely to volunteer
• D. All of the above

18. An empirical method used to correct for the fact that some individual characteristics that can affect happiness do not vary over time is called

• A. Panel data
• B. Ordinary Least squares
• C. Fixed effects
• D. All of the above

19. Which of these statements is correct?

• A. Married people are generally happier than single
• B. Happier people are more likely to get and stay married
• C. The relationship between age and happiness is U-shaped
• D. All of the above

20. According to the Becker theory of marriage

• A. Couples which have more similar incomes should be happier
• B. Couples in which the wage differential is larger should be happier
• C. Specialization is not possible if one of the people does not work outside of home
• D. Women who stay home are generally happier than those who work