A life-course approach to early-onset of diabetes mellitus: Probable contribution of collective violence in Mexico [0.03%]
糖尿病的早期发病的生命历程方法论：墨西哥集体暴力的可能贡献
Dewi Hernández-Montoya,Antonio Soriano-Flores,Anaclara Castro-Santana et al.
Dewi Hernández-Montoya et al.
Type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) is a growing health problem among the pediatric population in the world, and particularly in Mexico. Official data in Mexico reported that during the period from 2003 to 2013 there was an increase in the cumu...
Who supports whom? Do adult children living at home share their incomes with their parents? [0.03%]
谁支持谁？和父母同住的成年子女会与其父母分享收入吗？
Maria Iacovou,Maria A Davia
Maria Iacovou
Across the developed world, young adults are now more likely to live with their parents than they were two or three decades ago. This is typically viewed, both in the media and in scholarly research, as an economic burden on parents. This a...
Vocational versus general education: Employment and earnings over the life course in Switzerland [0.03%]
职业教育与普通教育：瑞士人生各阶段的就业和收入比较
Maïlys Korber,Daniel Oesch
Maïlys Korber
After the Great Recession, vocational training was strongly promoted across the OECD as a measure to fight youth unemployment. Vocational degrees may give workers a head start in the labour market. However, these degrees may also become obs...
Parity-specific motherhood penalties: Long-term impacts of childbirth on women's earnings in Japan [0.03%]
生孩子的性别特定惩罚：生育对日本女性收入的长期影响
Chen-Hao Hsu
Chen-Hao Hsu
The issue of motherhood earnings penalty has been well-documented in many Western countries. However, only a few studies discussed how earnings penalty evolves over time and varies across different parity of birth. Moreover, related researc...
The association between unemployment trajectories and alcohol consumption patterns. Evidence from a large prospective cohort in The Netherlands [0.03%]
失业轨迹与酒精消耗模式之间的联系。来自荷兰一项大规模前瞻性队列研究的证据
Lluís Mangot-Sala,Nynke Smidt,Aart C Liefbroer
Lluís Mangot-Sala
Unemployment is expected to influence alcohol consumption, but studies show mixed results, partly because most studies concentrate on current employment status. However, unemployment could be particularly consequential if it is part of a tr...
Citizenship and education trajectories among children of immigrants: A transition-oriented sequence analysis [0.03%]
移民儿童的公民身份和教育轨迹：以过渡为导向的序列分析
Marie Labussière,Mark Levels,Maarten Vink
Marie Labussière
During recent decades, the educational outcomes of the children of immigrants have been extensively studied, with a growing emphasis on the heterogeneity of the so-called second generation. Yet, the impact of host country citizenship on chi...
Trajectories of violent victimization over the life course: Implications for mental and physical health [0.03%]
生命历程中暴力被害的轨迹：对精神和身体健康的影响
Daniel C Semenza,Alexander Testa,Jillian J Turanovic
Daniel C Semenza
Violent victimization experiences correspond to an array of negative consequences including poorer mental and physical health. Drawing on life course theories of stress proliferation and well-being, we use four waves of data from the Add He...
How do reproduction, parenting, and health cluster together? Exploring diverging destinies, life histories and weathering in two UK cohort studies [0.03%]
繁殖、养育和健康是如何聚类的？探索英国两个队列研究中的不同命运、生活史和老化过程
Laura J Brown,Rebecca Sear
Laura J Brown
Life history theory researchers often assume reproductive, parenting and health behaviours pattern across a fast-slow continuum, with 'fast' life histories (typified by short lifespans, early maturation and investing in quantity over qualit...
Work-family life courses and psychological distress: Evidence from three British birth cohort studies [0.03%]
工作家庭生活历程与心理痛苦：来自三个英国出生队列研究的证据
Anne McMunn,Rebecca Lacey,Diana Worts et al.
Anne McMunn et al.
This study uses multi-channel sequence analysis to characterize work-family life course types between the ages of 16 and 42, and multivariable logistic regression to examine their association with psychological distress at age 42/43 for men...
Roy Lay-Yee,Timothy Matthews,Terrie Moffitt et al.
Roy Lay-Yee et al.
Social isolation - the lack of social contacts in number and frequency - has been shown to have a negative impact on health and well-being. Using group-based trajectory analysis of longitudinal data from a New Zealand birth cohort, we creat...