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5 Results showed that frequency of attendance to religious services mattered more than anything besides health in determining how satisfied people were with their lives, the researchers report today in the journal American Sociological Review.
The more often people went to services, the happieghgy reported being-up to about weekly, at which point wellbeing ratings reached a piateau. Twenty-eight
percent of people who go to services weekly will say they are extremely satisfied with their lives, the study predicted, compared with less than 20 percent of people who never go to a place of worship. That's the same difference as between people who
say they are in "very good " health compared to those in “good" health, and between people with a family income of $100,000 compared to those with an income of
$10,000.