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This article attempts to measure the effect ofmaterialistic inclination on the degree of lifesatisfaction. The study is based on a sample of about1600 respondents randomly selected from differentparts of the city state of Singapore. Theserespondents were divided into two distinct groups withhigh or low materialistic inclination. It wasobserved that when these respondents were asked torate the importance...
This paper summarises the findings of a large-scale lifestyle study of Singaporeans. Using a stratified sampling approach, the values, the attitudes, and the aspirations of Singaporeans were examined to generate descriptive profiles of typical Singaporeans. Generally, the findings show that Singaporeans tend to become less traditional and conservative with increasing income and education, while the...
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