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. 2020 Jan 7;10:100536. doi: 10.1016/j.ssmph.2020.100536

Table 3.

Multivariate logistic regression of happiness by survey year (general social survey 1973–2018).

1973
(n = 1404)
1974
(n = 1417)
1976
(n = 1446)
1977
(n = 1458)
1980
(n = 1419)
1982
(n = 1789)
1984
(n = 1393)
1985
(n = 1497)
1987
(n = 1736)
Gun Ownership 1.24
(0.96, 1.60)
1.17
(0.91, 1.50)
1.09
(0.85, 1.40)
0.99
(0.77, 1.26)
1.07
(0.83, 1.39)
1.21
(0.96, 1.51)
0.99
(0.77, 1.28)
1.05
(0.82, 1.36)
1.03
(0.82, 1.31)
1988
(n = 938)
1989
(n = 1005)
1990
(n = 867)
1991
(n = 938)
1993
(n = 1020)
1994
(n = 1891)
1996
(n = 1839)
1998
(n = 1802)
2000
(n = 1745)
Gun Ownership 0.94
(0.69, 1.30)
1.27
(0.94, 1.72)
0.99
(0.71, 1.39)
0.83
(0.60, 1.14)
1.07
(0.79, 1.47)
0.94
(0.75, 1.18)
0.99
(0.79, 1.25)
0.87
(0.68, 1.11)
1.04
(0.81, 1.33)
2002
(n = 894)
2004
(n = 864)
2006
(n = 1942)
2008
(n = 1297)
2010
(n = 1212)
2012
(n = 1245)
2014
(n = 1618)
2016
(n = 1795)
2018
(n = 1489)
Gun Ownership 0.93
(0.66, 1.31)
1.13
(0.80, 1.60)
0.99
(0.79, 1.24)
1.22
(0.91, 1.64)
0.88
(0.64, 1.21)
1.10
(0.83, 1.47)
1.19
(0.92, 1.53)
1.06
(0.83, 1.35)
0.93
(0.71, 1.22)

Notes: Shown are odd ratios with 95% confidence intervals (in parentheses). All associations are null (p > 0.05). All models control for age, gender, race/ethnicity, education, employment status, household income, financial satisfaction, financial change, marital status, number of children, religious attendance, political affiliation, urban residence, and region of interview.