Adjust for non-ignorable panel attrition in the analysis of leaving the parental home [0.03%]
分析离开父母家庭时对不可忽略的面板流失进行调整
Yusi Luo,Jamil Nur,Ying Jin
Yusi Luo
Leaving the parental home is an important life event that has received significant attention in the literature. Research on this topic relies heavily on panel data; however, panel data faces the issue of serious non-ignorable panel attritio...
"Unlinked lives": Elaboration of a concept and its significance for the life course [0.03%]
"未连接的生活"：一个概念的阐述及其对生命历程的意义
Richard A Settersten,Betina Hollstein,Kara K McElvaine
Richard A Settersten
This article introduces the concept of "unlinked lives" and illustrates its significance for scholarship on the life course. There are many lessons to be learned about human interdependence by focusing not on relationships that are formed a...
Sarah Schmauk
Sarah Schmauk
The aim of this paper is to explore how divorce is linked to pathways to retirement in West Germany and to understand whether and how patterns are gendered. Using German pension insurance data, I employ sequence and cluster analysis to map ...
Leaving the parental home during the COVID-19 pandemic: the case of Southern Europe [0.03%]
COVID-19大流行期间离开父母的家：南欧的情况
Valeria Ferraretto,Agnese Vitali,Francesco C Billari
Valeria Ferraretto
In 2020, COVID-19-related governmental restrictions forced individuals to radically change their habits, possibly impacting on their living arrangements. Whether COVID-19 affected young adults' propensity to leave the parental home is still...
A longitudinal analysis of health inequalities from adolescence to young adulthood and their underlying causes [0.03%]
从青少年到青年的健康不平等的纵向分析及其潜在原因
Marvin Reuter,Katharina Diehl,Matthias Richter et al.
Marvin Reuter et al.
Research suggests that children of low-educated parents face greater health burdens during the passage from adolescence to young adulthood, as they are more likely to become low-educated themselves, establish behavioural and psychosocial di...
Networked lives: Probing the influence of social networks on the life course [0.03%]
网络生活：探究社交网络对人生历程的影响
Mattia Vacchiano,Betina Hollstein,Richard A Settersten Jr et al.
Mattia Vacchiano et al.
Social network research is well-equipped to help life course scholars produce a deeper and more nuanced approach to the principle of "linked lives," one of the cornerstones of the field. In this issue on Networked Lives, nine original artic...
Peter V Marsden
Peter V Marsden
Bridging social network and life course research: Unlocking the analytical potential [0.03%]
连接社交网络和生命历程研究：释放分析潜力
Marlis Buchmann
Marlis Buchmann
Partnership dynamics and entry into parenthood: Comparison of Finnish birth cohorts 1969-2000 [0.03%]
伙伴关系动态与进入父母角色：芬兰出生世代（1969-2000）的比较研究
Leen Rahnu,Marika Jalovaara
Leen Rahnu
During the past decade, the stability of close-to-replacement-level fertility ended in all Nordic countries, with its decline to the lowest level in Finland. It is unclear whether and how partnership dynamics have changed, and whether they ...
Socioeconomic position and executive functioning from childhood to young adulthood: Evidence from Santiago, Chile [0.03%]
智利圣地亚哥儿童至青年期的经济地位与执行功能状况的研究
Erin Delker,Sheila Gahagan,Raquel Burrows et al.
Erin Delker et al.
Background: Optimizing cognitive development through early adulthood has implications for population health. This study aims to understand how socioeconomic position (SEP) across development relates to executive functioni...