The charts below show the results of a survey on happiness ratings for married and unmarried
people
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and the effect of Remove the comma
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children
on the Use synonyms
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ratings of married Linking Words
couples
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According to
the first Linking Words
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it shows how married Add a comma
chart,
people
are happier than unmarried Use synonyms
people
, regardless of their Use synonyms
age
. In the first Use synonyms
chart
we can see that the happiest Add a comma
chart,
age
group in which they are married are Use synonyms
people
aged between 18 and 29 years, but there is very little difference across the different Use synonyms
age
groups. Use synonyms
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who aren’t married are generally less Use synonyms
happier
than married Change the word
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couples
, but Use synonyms
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people
aged 65 and over are happier than the other Use synonyms
age
groups but are still lower than married Use synonyms
couples
. Among married Use synonyms
people
, despite having Use synonyms
children
or not their rate of happiness is still quite constant. The trend is that married Use synonyms
couples
who have Use synonyms
children
under the Use synonyms
age
of 18 are shown to be a bit happier than Use synonyms
people
without Use synonyms
children
or who have Use synonyms
children
over the Use synonyms
age
of 18. Use synonyms
Overall
, the charts clearly illustrate that married Linking Words
couples
are far happier than unmarried Use synonyms
people
and Use synonyms
this
is regardless of the Linking Words
age
group or whether they have Use synonyms
children
or not, it is a constant trend.Use synonyms
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