Predicted levels life satisfaction and trust in others, EU27, 2022 – regression coefficients - b. Trust in others

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EF23097EN Figure 30b Predicted levels life satisfaction and trust in others, EU27, 2022 – regression coefficients b. Trust in others

Notes: The figure presents coefficients and confidence intervals for different age groups from a regression in which the dependent variables are life satisfaction (left-hand panel) and trust in others (right-hand panel). The base category in the regression is aged 65 or over, and controls were included for whether the respondent is living with their parents, their ability to make ends meet, economic activity status, level of education, gender, degree of urbanisation of their locality and unobserved factors at country level. Survey weights were applied in the regression analyses.

Source: Authors’ calculations using EU-SILC microdata.

Identifier: 1WRPH

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