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P1. “I am satisfied with how my life has turned out.” Which account?
Evaluative. Hedonic fails: it is a whole-life judgement, not a moment’s feeling.
P4. Which instrument fits “how did students feel yesterday?”
PANAS. The SWLS asks for a whole-life judgement.
P5. A scale gives the same scores every week but they do not match how friends rate the person. What follows?
Consistency alone does not show it measures the intended idea.
P6. Staff are surveyed on the day before a holiday. Which threat?
Mood and context. Social desirability fails: nothing here is about looking good.
P8. A survey finds people who sleep more report higher satisfaction. Does it show sleep raises satisfaction?
A third factor, or the reverse direction, fits the same data.