The phrase "higher happiness" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a feeling or state of extreme happiness or fulfillment. Example: The birth of his first child brought him a sense of higher happiness than he had ever experienced before.
That group ended up working less, and reporting higher happiness scores, than participants whose chocolate earnings were not capped.
Among the subjects who reported higher happiness levels after seeing the comedy film, productivity was significantly higher than for the other subjects, for both men and women.
But researchers also found that affordability was not necessarily always a barrier to happiness, particularly in the South East where expensive markets were more likely to have a higher happiness score.
These were: how many children the responder had; how satisfied he (or she) was with life; how happy he was; and how often he thought about the meaning and purpose of life.She found that, regardless of the year the survey was conducted, parents had higher happiness, satisfaction and meaning-of-life scores than non-parents.
Retirees from the urban area had a higher happiness level than retirees from the rural area (β = 0.16).
Promotion of the lesser, earthly happiness is in the purview of the secular state but it is not independent of or coequal to the higher happiness.
A substantial number of young adults in this study reported very high happiness, with 30.80% of the total sample saying that they were very happy with their lives (scores of 6 or above in a 7-point Likert scale).
For all this, people from 70 to 80 have the highest happiness ratings and around two thirds rate their health as good or excellent and tell us they don't live with a life limiting long-term condition.
That piece looked at how much happier the poorly paid Filipino maids in Hong King seemed than their far richer employees.The high "happiness rating" of some rich countries you list contrast starkly with their suicide rates.
In that best-selling romp, he ditched the hellhole beat for a year and wandered the globe, from Bhutan to Iceland to Switzerland, looking for countries with a high "happiness index".
The model of the educated man that emerged from this process was the Scholastic, whose rational intelligence had been vigorously disciplined for the pursuit of moral excellence and whose highest happiness was found in contemplation of the Christian God.
