Cohabitation, Marriage, and Child Wellbeing: A Cross-National Perspective

Popenoe, David

doi:10.1007/s12115-009-9242-5

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“…Dorothy Popenoe (2009) wiąże to z paradygmatem elastyczności. Współcześnie elastyczność stanowi wartość aprobowaną w wielu wymiarach rzeczywistości -widać to szczególnie na rynku pracy.…”

Section: Współczesna Relacja Intymna: Napięcia I Zgryzotyunclassified

Intimate Relations in the Present-Day World

Wrochna

2018

Opuscula Sociologica

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Section: Współczesna Relacja Intymna: Napięcia I Zgryzotyunclassified

Intimate Relations in the Present-Day World

Wrochna

2018

Opuscula Sociologica

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“…Popenoe [28] puts it that "no family change has come to the fore in modern times more dramatically, and with such rapidity, as heterosexual cohabitation outside of marriage". According to Jones [29], there is a high prevalence of cohabitating relationship in Northern and Western Europe, many of which produce children.…”

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“…According to Almond [31] and Popeone [28] cohabiting couples are much more likely to break up than married couples. The implication of this is overwhelming for a society which has to provide financial support for the resulting lone-parent families.…”

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Perceptions on Implications of Delayed Marriage: A Case Study of Married Adults in Kuala Lumpur

Karamat¹

2016

IJSSH

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Abstract-It is an undeniable fact that with demographic imbalance and economic crisis among other things, the age of marriage has risen tremendously throughout the world. This study investigates perceptions of married adults in Kuala Lumpur on both positive and negative implications of delayed marriage. The sample consisted of 132 male and 130 female married staff and post-graduate students from three public Universities in Kuala Lumpur. A self-constructed questionnaire with internal consistence reliability coefficient of 0.70 was used to elicit information from respondents using a purposive sampling method. Findings in this article reveal negative perceptions on the positive implications (maturity in marital relationship, quality partner and marital stability) and no gender difference exists in the perceptions of male and female respondents on this. The study also finds positive perceptions on the negative implications of delayed marriage such as infertility, cohabitation/pre-marital sex, psychosocial effect and stress effect. It finds no difference in the perceptions of male and female on negative implications of delayed marriage such as infertility, cohabitation/pre-marital sex, psychosocial effect and stress effect. However, gender difference exists in the perceptions on the negative effect of delayed marriage on children (producing delinquent children). Negative implications are detrimental to the particular individuals and the society. By paying less attention to it, the aftermath effect may be worse than that of early marriage. In this sense, there should be a continual sensitization of people on the negative implications of delayed marriage.

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“…For many years, scholars identified marriage as a key factor in promoting family and child well‐being (Brown, ; Popenoe, ). More recently, scholars have identified complex relationships among poverty, economic and social shifts, and marriage, and these have necessitated a reexamination of our understanding of family formation (i.e., marriage) as a predictor of family well‐being (Cherlin, ; Musick & Bumpass, ; Sweeney, ).…”

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The Association Between Family Leisure and Family Quality of Life: A Meta‐Analysis of Data from Parents and Adolescents

Hodge

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Layland

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J of Family Theo & Revie

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The body of family leisure research has grown over the past 25 years; however, efforts to quantitatively synthesize that body of literature have not been made. Therefore, we conducted a meta‐analysis of published and unpublished literature reporting on parent and adolescent child data regarding shared leisure experiences and family quality‐of‐life indicators across k = 23 articles identified from a broad, systematic search of literature. Using random effects, we measured the associations of (a) family leisure participation with family quality of life and (b) family leisure satisfaction with family quality of life. Results indicated significant associations of small to moderate effect sizes in both models. Moderating variables of marital status and nationality produced varying levels of influence on the effect size of the association between family leisure satisfaction and family quality.

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Cohabitation, Marriage, and Child Wellbeing: A Cross-National Perspective

Abstract: Non-marital cohabitation has become widespread in modern, Western nations. It has led to dramatic declines in marriage rates and contributed to high levels of unwed births and lone-parent families, thus negatively affecting child wellbeing.

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Intimate Relations in the Present-Day World

Intimate Relations in the Present-Day World

Perceptions on Implications of Delayed Marriage: A Case Study of Married Adults in Kuala Lumpur

The Association Between Family Leisure and Family Quality of Life: A Meta‐Analysis of Data from Parents and Adolescents

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