Comparing Joy Canada vs. USA

How sensitive are the findings to question language and placement A well-known study35 proposed that if a general question is followed by a related specific question, the answer to the specific question can set the context for the general question, potentially influencing the general question's response.36 Researchers found that when students in Illinois were asked about their happiness with their recent dating experiences and their overall life, the answers were more closely related when the dating question was asked first. However, when the two questions were presented as related, the ordering effect became insignificant. Some have questioned the reliability of subjective assessments based on the first part of the result. However, the combination of the two parts suggests that respondents are skilled at recognizing the conversational context and providing relevant responses.The results indicate that respondents can understand and reply to the questions given. The first concerns subjective health ratings. Surveys typically use a 5-point scale to assess respondents' physical health, with 0 indicating extremely poor and 5 indicating very well. The answers to this question consistently reflect a significant reduction with age. 

To improve precision a major Canadian survey utilized a similar answer scale but asked

Respondents to compare their health to others of their age group. The responses revealed no age trend at all. This indicates that respondents may evaluate their own health and compare it to the age-adjusted health of others in their neighborhood. The Gallup Daily Poll shows large day-of-week effects for affect items related to "yesterday," but no daily patterns in life ratings. A meta-analysis of 16 research found minimal evidence of order effects, despite extensive testing and assessment in the literature.39 According to the Gallup-Healthways U.S. Daily Poll, these differences can be significant.40 Split samples revealed that when respondents were asked about their negative attitudes towards government before the ladder question, their responses were significantly lower (by nearly 5%) compared to when the political questions were removed or separated by less upsetting buffer questions. This influence is significant compared to the minor fluctuations in national average happiness that occur daily or annually, even during a recession. These findings highlight three key areas in the data presented. Daily and annual fluctuations in national average subjective well-being are likely to be minimal compared to individual, community, and national differences. Second, as we will see in greater However, pleasure is not simply based on wealth. 

Connections life satisfaction a positive future orientation and a sense of personal and societal

Efficacy all appear to have a substantial impact on individual happiness. None of this appears to be within reach of young people, who are increasingly confronted with the realities of an unstable gig economy, an environmental emergency that creeps up on us like a doomsday clock, and the realization that they are unlikely to achieve the financial success that their parents have. The constitution of Canada as a dominion has evolved dramatically. Dorland and Charland (2002:147) distinguish between self-proclamation and obedience to authority by imbuing the concept of legal continuity with metaphysical meaning based on past political history, such as race, religion, and language. Derrida argues that the future perfect tense has constitutional power since Jefferson represents 'the people' in the proclamation. However, the Canadian constitution recognizes the authority established by the signer. According to Dorland and Charland (2002:149), "law as sanctioned procedure is held against the'sovereignty' of unhindered will," which would be liberated in a revolutionary start. The relationship between Canada and the United States is comparable to hermeneutics and deconstruction, respectively.

The Canadian law-oriented constitution is justified by rejecting Derrida's 

Self-constituting logic of declarations of independence, which is restricted to revolutionary declarations. This highlights the significance of the Canadian case in the global debate over the foundation of law. Derrida also underlines the paradox of performativity in the act of foundation, writing, "Because the origin of authority, the foundation or ground, the position of the law can't by definition rest on anything else, they are themselves a violence without ground. This does not refer to the brutality of the Revolutionary War, which was fueled by opposition to the British Empire. Rather, it refers to the inherent aggression of state power, which is based on an act that originates and has no precedent. In reality, the WHR consists of six key variables that are measured to better understand happiness patterns across countries. Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita is just one factor; others include a healthy life expectancy, someone to rely on, the freedom to make life decisions, generosity, and the absence of corruption.