Delayed transitions to adulthood and assisted reproduction: A study of educational differences in Spain [0.03%]
晚婚与辅助生育：以西班牙的教育差异为例的研究
Cristina Suero,Marie-Caroline Compans,Eva Beaujouan
Cristina Suero
Transitions to adulthood are increasingly delayed in low-fertility countries, particularly among highly educated women, with significant implications for the timing of attempts to conceive and parenthood. Delayed childbearing increases the ...
Juul H D Henkens
Juul H D Henkens
With the emergence of digital nomadism as a new form of lifestyle mobility, characterized by the combination of location-independent work with ongoing travel, the question arises whether digital nomadism represents a temporary life phase or...
Gendered life-course trajectories of childcare and informal care in the Netherlands [0.03%]
荷兰照料的人生历程轨迹的性别差异：对儿童和非正式照料的研究
Ayşegül Güneyli,Katia Begall,Ellen Verbakel
Ayşegül Güneyli
Unpaid caregiving remains highly gendered both in the context of childcare for young children and informal care provided to ill or ageing family members, friends, or neighbors. Using a life-course framework, this study expands previous rese...
Life course socioeconomic position and cognitive aging in later life: A scoping review [0.03%]
生命周期中的社会经济地位与晚年认知衰老：系统性综述
Mengling Cheng,Lore Van Herreweghe,Aswathikutty Gireesh et al.
Mengling Cheng et al.
Background and objectives: Low socioeconomic position (SEP) throughout the life course is related to poorer cognitive health in later life, but debate ensues on the life course models for this association. To advance inqu...
Longitudinal associations between personal identity and parenthood among finnish young adults [0.03%]
芬兰年轻人个人身份与父母角色的纵向联系研究
Rasmus Mannerström,Florencia M Sortheix,Lauri Hietajärvi et al.
Rasmus Mannerström et al.
Fertility is declining rapidly across Western countries, and conventional factors (i.e., economic, cultural) seem insufficient in explaining the trend. The role of psychosocial factors, such as subjective perceptions of uncertainty, has gai...
Divorce in same-sex and opposite-sex couples: The roles of intermarriage, religious affiliation, and income [0.03%]
同性恋和异性恋夫妇的离婚：通婚、宗教信仰和收入的作用
Elina Einiö,Maria Ponkilainen
Elina Einiö
Studies have shown that the risk of divorce is higher for same-sex couples, especially for female couples, compared to opposite-sex couples. However, the underlying reasons are still poorly understood, despite their potential to deepen our ...
Different stressors across the life course have different paths to impact cognitive and physical aging [0.03%]
生命周期中不同的压力源对认知和身体老化的影响路径不同
Charlotta Nilsen,Deborah Finkel,Shireen Sindi et al.
Charlotta Nilsen et al.
Purpose of the research: Stress has a clear impact on health and function. Yet, little is known about how different stressors (factors that cause stress) in various contexts throughout the life course impact cognitive and...
Women's work-family trajectories and earnings by ethno-religious groups in Israel: More equality in the public sector? [0.03%]
以色列妇女工作与家庭轨迹及其在公共部门的收入平等性研究：民族宗教群体视角
Zafer Buyukkececi,Asaf Levanon,Anette Eva Fasang et al.
Zafer Buyukkececi et al.
The public sector is often seen as a "sheltered" labor market that is more accessible, more family-friendly, and provides more equal pay for men and women, and across ethnoreligious groups compared to the private sector. The public sector i...
Interdependence and waithood: Exploration of family dynamics and young adults' life course trajectories in Pakistan [0.03%]
相互依赖与延迟成人角色：对巴基斯坦家庭动态及年轻人生命历程的探索
Rahat Shah,Imran Sabir,Adeela Zaka
Rahat Shah
Youth transitions to adulthood are increasingly characterized by delayed marriages, education and job disparities, and protracted financial dependency in Pakistan, engendering the phenomenon of "waithood." This study poses the question: wha...
Parenthood, gender, and turning points to crime for young people in Latin America [0.03%]
拉美青年的人生转折点、性别与犯罪行为
Martín Hernán Di Marco,Sveinung Sandberg,Gustavo Fondevila
Martín Hernán Di Marco
In very different societal contexts, parenthood has been identified as a critical turning point in life course trajectories. In this qualitative study, we explore parenthood as a turning point for 40 young women and 40 young men in prisons ...