Socioeconomic gradients in child development: Evidence from a Chilean longitudinal study 2010-2017 [0.03%]
儿童发展的社会经济梯度：来自智利2010-2017年纵向研究的证据
Alejandra Abufhele,Dante Contreras,Esteban Puentes et al.
Alejandra Abufhele et al.
Empirical evidence shows that lack of resources during infancy and the process of accumulating disadvantages throughout childhood have important consequences for cognitive and socio-emotional development. This paper examines socioeconomic g...
Lonneke van den Berg,Ellen Verbakel
Lonneke van den Berg
Cultural and economic shifts such as increasing individualization and labor market uncertainty may have resulted in an increase in singlehood after leaving home. Using data from the European Social Survey, we compare cohorts born between 19...
Higher parental socioeconomic status accelerates sexual debut: Evidence from university students in Italy [0.03%]
较高的父母社会经济地位加速了性行为的开始：来自意大利大学生的证据
Raffaele Guetto,Daniele Vignoli,Alessio Lachi
Raffaele Guetto
In this paper we analyze how the timing and type (protected or unprotected) of sexual debut are influenced by parental socioeconomic status (SES). We argue that depending on whether a "parental control" or a "cultural openness" mechanism pr...
Fair comparisons: Life course selection bias and the effect of father absence on US children [0.03%]
公平的比较：生活历程选择性偏倚和父亲缺失对美国儿童影响的效果
Alejandra Rodríguez Sánchez
Alejandra Rodríguez Sánchez
Studies have shown that father absence in opposite-gender couples has detrimental effects on children's wellbeing, net of selection bias. However, life course informed research suggests that the problem of selection bias may be more complex...
A new perspective on the generational structures of families - Generational placements over the life course [0.03%]
家庭代际结构的新视角 - 生命历程中的代际安排
Bettina Hünteler
Bettina Hünteler
With data from the German Ageing Survey (https://www.dza.de/en/research/deas), for men and women of the birth cohorts 1939-43, 1944-48, and 1949-53 (n = 2607), the occurrence, timing, and ordering of generational placements defined through ...
Transition milestones and life satisfaction at ages 25/26 among cohorts born in 1970 and 1989-90 [0.03%]
1970年和1989-90年出生的世代在25/26岁时的生活满意度与过渡里程碑的关系
T Gagné,A Sacker,I Schoon
T Gagné
The transition to adulthood has become more prolonged, complex, and risk-laden over the past two decades. These changes may contribute to the decline in wellbeing observed among young adults. We test the role of reaching different transitio...
The subjective life course framework: Integrating life course sociology with gerontological perspectives on subjective aging [0.03%]
主观生命历程框架：整合生命历程社会学与老年学视角下的主观老龄化观点
Anne E Barrett,Harry Barbee
Anne E Barrett
The expansion of life expectancy has precipitated a cultural transformation of the life course - altering the perceived temporal contours of middle and later life. However, our understanding of these perceptions is limited by the absence of...
Household dysfunction and child development: Do financial resources matter? [0.03%]
家庭机能失调与儿童发展：财力资源有关系吗？
Carlijn Bussemakers,Gerbert Kraaykamp,Ingrid Schoon et al.
Carlijn Bussemakers et al.
Children who experience household dysfunction often report more developmental problems and lower educational attainment. A question, however, is whether these lower outcomes are caused by the household dysfunction itself, or by other (pre-e...
Transformation, disruption or cumulative disadvantage? Labor market and education trajectories of young mothers in Australia [0.03%]
转型、颠覆还是累积劣势？澳大利亚年轻母亲的劳动力市场和教育轨迹分析
Sara Kalucza,Jack Lam,Janeen Baxter
Sara Kalucza
Young motherhood is often framed as detrimental to the life chances of young women with research showing negative impacts on education and labor market outcomes. At the same time, qualitative research reports narratives of motherhood as a t...
Couples' early career trajectories and later life housing consequences in Germany: Investigating cumulative disadvantages [0.03%]
德国夫妻职业生涯早期轨迹及其对晚年生活居住条件的影响：探究累积不利因素
Sophia Fauser,Sonja Scheuring
Sophia Fauser
Using data on couples from the German Socio-Economic Panel (1995-2018), this study investigates how couples' early career trajectories affect housing outcomes in early adulthood and how this effect is mediated by couples' joint cumulative i...