Jonathan Horowitz,Barbara Entwisle
Jonathan Horowitz
Do life course events stimulate migration during the transition to adulthood? We identify nine specific life events in the family, education, and employment domains and test whether they lead to migration in the short term, using fixed-effe...
Why Who Marries Whom Matters: Effects of Educational Assortative Mating on Infant Health in the U.S. 1969-1994 [0.03%]
教育搭配对美国婴儿健康的影响（1969—1994）：为什么“谁和谁结婚”很重要？
Emily Rauscher
Emily Rauscher
Educational assortative mating patterns in the U.S. have changed since the 1960s, but we know little about the effects of these patterns on children, particularly on infant health. Rising educational homogamy may alter prenatal contexts thr...
Abigail Weitzman
Abigail Weitzman
Using data from the Relationship Dynamics and Social Life Study, a diverse sample of 925 women updated weekly for 2.5 years, I (1) describe how desire for sex varies across and within women during the transition to adulthood; (2) explore ho...
UNPACKING THE DRIVERS OF RACIAL DISPARITIES IN SCHOOL SUSPENSION AND EXPULSION [0.03%]
揭开种族差异在学校开除和停学上的驱动因素
Jayanti Owens,Sara S McLanahan
Jayanti Owens
School suspension and expulsion are important forms of punishment that disproportionately affect Black students, with long-term consequences for educational attainment and other indicators of wellbeing. Prior research identifies three mecha...
Unrealized Educational Expectations and Mental Health: Evidence from a Low-Income Country [0.03%]
未实现的教育期望与心理健康：来自低收入国家的证据
Emily Smith-Greenaway,Sara Yeatman
Emily Smith-Greenaway
The rapid expansion of schooling across low-income countries, combined with intensive governmental and nongovernmental efforts to promote education, has encouraged youth in these contexts to form exceptionally high educational expectations,...
Ian Kennedy,Chris Hess,Amandalynne Paullada et al.
Ian Kennedy et al.
Racial discrimination has been a central driver of residential segregation for many decades, in the Seattle area as well as in the United States as a whole. In addition to redlining and restrictive housing covenants, housing advertisements ...
Joe LaBriola,Daniel Schneider
Joe LaBriola
Precarious work, which has become more prevalent in the United States in recent decades, is disproportionately experienced by workers of lower socioeconomic classes, and research suggests that the erosion of worker power has contributed to ...
The Effects of Active and Passive Leisure on Cognition in Children: Evidence from Exogenous Variation in Weather [0.03%]
天气外生变化下的儿童认知：主动休闲与被动休闲的效应分析
Thomas Laidley,Dalton Conley
Thomas Laidley
Leisure time activity is often positioned as a key factor in child development, yet we know relatively little about the causal significance of various specific activities or the magnitude of their effects. Here, we couple individual fixed e...
Does the Transition to Grandparenthood Deter Gray Divorce? A Test of the Braking Hypothesis [0.03%]
从祖父母身份过渡会阻碍灰离婚吗？刹车假说的检验
Susan L Brown,I-Fen Lin,Kagan A Mellencamp
Susan L Brown
The gray divorce rate, which describes divorce among individuals aged 50 and older, has doubled since 1990. Extending prior research that showed the transition to parenthood has a "braking effect" on divorce, we examined whether the transit...
Motherhood Wage Penalties in Latin America: The Significance of Labor Informality [0.03%]
拉丁美洲的母职薪酬惩罚：劳动非正规性的重要性
Aida Villanueva,Ken-Hou Lin
Aida Villanueva
revious research has established the presence of a motherhood wage penalty in many developed societies; however, whether mothers face similar disadvantages in developing countries remains underexplored. This article argues that different in...