Happier Lives Institute Measuring Wellbeing Course
Test your knowledge on the Measuring Wellbeing Course - Video 3: Are subjective wellbeing measures reliable?
You must complete all quizzes and get an average of over 80% of questions correct to pass (and you can have two attempts!). 
Your certificate will then be emailed to you within one week.
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This quiz tests your knowledge on the content of Video 3 in a 6 part course made by the Happier Lives Institute. The course landing page is here.
Which of these is NOT an example of subjective data we rely on? *
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How can we reduce the number of people misreporting scores on wellbeing surveys? *
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Which of the following measures can and have been manipulated and misreported? (Tick as many as apply) *
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Why is the fact that migrants' wellbeing scores adapt to their new countries' baseline important? 

Because it shows that...
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Out of the following list select ALL things which are positively correlated with wellbeing. *
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What does the “non-linear scale” concern suggest? *
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What was the result of HLI’s pilot study in 2023 about how people use scales?
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What is a Schelling point? *
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How does the concept of Schelling points support scale linearity? *
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Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a reason to trust subjective wellbeing data? *
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