Skip to main content
. 2022 Nov 23;13:1045187. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2022.1045187

Table 2.

Estimated results of the effect of digital literacy on the happiness of rural low-income groups.

Variables Subjective happiness
(1) (2) (3) (4)
Digital literacy 0.078*** (0.025) 0.066*** (0.025) 0.033*** (0.012) 0.028** (0.012)
Age −0.089***(0.024) −0.083***(0.024) −0.038*** (0.011) −0.035***(0.012)
Age squared 0.113*** (0.027) 0.101*** (0.027) 0.050*** (0.013) 0.044*** (0.013)
Gender −0.138 (0.083) −0.164* (0.085) −0.061 (0.039) −0.074* (0.041)
Marital status 0.325** (0.143) 0.280* (0.144) 0.157** (0.067) 0.138** (0.068)
Health 0.342*** (0.033) 0.307*** (0.034) 0.163*** (0.016) 0.149*** (0.017)
Political identity −0.777 (0.495) −0.836 (0.541) −0.356* (0.212) −0.368 (0.236)
Religious beliefs 0.032 (0.239) −0.045 (0.233) 0.002 (0.115) −0.034 (0.114)
Education −0.002 (0.011) −0.004 (0.011) −0.003 (0.005) −0.004 (0.005)
Family size 0.048*** (0.019) 0.045** (0.019) 0.021*** (0.009) 0.020** (0.009)
Household income 0.129*** (0.049) 0.101** (0.051) 0.059** (0.023) 0.047* (0.024)
Extroversion 0.233*** (0.061) 0.116*** (0.030)
Due diligence 0.052 (0.069) 0.025 (0.033)
Affinity 0.355*** (0.070) 0.172*** (0.034)
Openness 0.061 (0.049) 0.029 (0.024)
Emotional stability 0.153*** (0.060) 0.069** (0.029)
Village features Control Control
R-squared 0.059 0.080 0.015 0.021
F-value 16.61*** 15.37***
Wald Chi2 156.99*** 223.45***
Observations 3,013 3,013 3,013 3,013

Robust standard errors are shown in parentheses. ***, **, and * denote the significance of regression coefficients at the 1, 5, and 10% levels, respectively.