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A big lottery win might not just change your finances – it could also affect your politics
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Longitudinal evidence for a midlife nadir in human well-being: results from four data sets
Terence C. Cheng, Nattavudh Powdthavee, and Andrew J. Oswald
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Does money make people right-wing and inegalitarian? A longitudinal study of lottery winners
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Survey of past lottery winners shows that the richer you get, the more likely you are to vote Conservative
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Does money make people right-wing and inegalitarian? A longitudinal study of lottery winners
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Are happiness and productivity lower among young people with newly-divorced parents? An experimental and econometric approach
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Want to make your adult child happy? Maybe its time to end your marriage
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Daughters and left-wing voting
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The effects of daughters on health choices and risk behaviour
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Are happiness and productivity lower among university students with newly-divorced parents? An experimental approach
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Death, happiness, and the calculation of compensatory damages
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Emotional prosperity and the Stiglitz Commission
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Are conservative parents more likely to have sons than daughters?
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Job promotion could be mixed blessing
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Will daddy's little girl alter his vote?
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Das Familien-Kreuz
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Does having daughters make you more liberal?
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Left, right, centre: daughters' say
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Promotions at work increase mental strain
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Why it's not David's fault he was talking, not listening
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Leftist girls, rightist boys: the effect of fatherhood on politics
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Daughters and progressivism
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Why should a boy be more like a girl?
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Having sons will turn fathers right wing, study suggests
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Fathers of daughters more likely to become left wing
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Daughters affect dads' political interest
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Girls swing dad's vote
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Fathers of daughters are more liberal-minded
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Why having girls makes fathers more leftwing
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Why having daughters makes fathers more likely to agree with left-wing views