This paper examines the hypothesis that greater job status makes a person healthier. It begins by successfully replicating the well-known cross-section association between health and job seniority. Then, however, it turns to longitudinal patterns. Worryingly for the hypothesis, the data-on a large sample of randomly selected British workers through time-suggest that people who start with good h...

background: to date, few results on well-being in individuals  with neurological disease have been published, while several  studies in other groups have indicated that well-being may not be the only absence of psychological distress, but also positive  psychological function. the aim of the present study was to  compare the psychological well-being (pwb) between the people with multiple sclero...

Channel repertoires, the subsets of available channels that viewers actually watch, have typically been measured by relying on respondent recall. Using minute-by-minute peoplemeter data from Beijing, this study operationalized channel repertoire as the channels actually watched for 10 or more consecutive minutes during the week. On average, Chinese viewers used 13 channels, about one third of t...