Happiness oxford questionnaire

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Ana Hribar Beluhan

Spain

Education

• The test items were divided into five categories:
1. Life satisfaction
2. Joy
3. Self-esteem
4. Relationship with others
5. Control
• The results present the overall happiness levels of 5th
of Primary.

Self-esteem and health
Question 5
Question 1

Relationship with others
Question 7
Question 2

Overall results
Total group result:
143:29 = 4.93

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