DK Ginther… - Demography, 2004 - Springer
... children of both parents) and children reared in other family structures (eg, single-parent families
or blended families). ... When controls for other variables are introduced, the relationship between
family structure and children's educational outcomes weakens substantially and ...
DK Ginther… - 2003 - nber.org
... An explicit counterfactual clarifies the question, "What is the effect of family structure on
outcomes for children?" ... It is well-known that, on average, children reared in traditional
nuclear families have substantially better educational outcomes ...
MJ Carlson - Journal of Marriage and Family, 2006 - Wiley Online Library
... property on purpose, (f) gotten drunk, (g) had to bring their parent(s) to school ... it intrinsically reflects
both the quantity and the quality of time that fathers spend with children. ... followed by bivariate
frequencies/means for father and mother involvement by family structure and for ...
S McLanahan - Demography, 2004 - Springer
... and McRae 1998), is mixed, with some researchers finding negative effects of family structure
and others ... of college-educated men spend more time with their fathers than do children of non ...
Before 1985, the trends in fathers' involvement for the two educational groups were a ...
S Halpern‐Meekin… - Journal of Marriage and Family, 2008 - Wiley Online Library
... To analyze the association between family structure and academic, behavioral, and psychological
outcomes for our four sibling ... Variable Name, Family Type. Shared Children in Simple Families,
Shared Children in Blended Families, Stepchildren in Blended Families, Stepchildren ...
A Aughinbaugh, CR Pierret… - Demography, 2005 - Springer
... Alison Aughinbaugh, Charles R. Pierret, and Donna S. Rothstein, US ... Family Structure Transitions
and Youth Achievement 457 ... In Panel A of Table 3, the effects of divorce are presented for the
sample of children who were born to married mothers, and in Panel B, the effects of ...
S McLanahan… - Annu. Rev. Sociol, 2008 - annualreviews.org
... of exposure to unilateral or no-fault divorce laws in childhood and a range of adult outcomes,
including marital status, fertility, educational attainment, and ... Figure 3 illustrates the major pathways
through which family structure is expected to affect children's well-being. ...
SL Hofferth - Demography, 2006 - Springer
... with unmarried parents to do so, but there was no difference in educational levels between ... time
of unrelated persons with this child, such time provides crucial support for children. ... results, but
the coefficients for family structure were more highly significant because of the larger ...
A Björklund, DK Ginther… - Journal of Population Economics, 2007 - Springer
... This may simply be a reflection of the lower schooling attainment of children from non ... It is only
the coefficient for other family structure that significantly differs between the Sweden and ... smaller
than the NLSY coefficients for single mothers, stepfathers, and other family structures. ...
R Pollak… - NBER Working Paper No. w9628, 2003 - papers.ssrn.com
... An explicit counterfactual clarifies the question, "What is the effect of family structure on
outcomes for children?" ... It is well-known that, on average, children reared in traditional
nuclear families have substantially better educational outcomes ...
... The views expressed herein are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views
of the National Bureau of Economic Research. ... size, and family structure. ... will enter old age without
adult children from whom they can expect support (Plotnick, 2006), ...
LA Gennetian - Journal of Population Economics, 2005 - Springer
... usually based on the relation- ship between the focus child and her parent(s), ignore the ...
Controlling for income and other unobserved characteristics, family structure when defined using
traditional classifications has little effect on young children's achievement test scores. ...
R Apel… - Criminology, 2008 - Wiley Online Library
... by remarriage and children in the new marriage (and the responding youth is one of these children
in the ... In table 2, we provide a breakdown of family structure in the NLSY97 ... As expected, the modal
family situation is an intact family, with just over half of the sample (53.1 percent ...
M Francesconi, SP Jenkins… - Journal of population economics, 2010 - Springer
... We use five different family structure measures, each of which was constructed from the marital ...
15 Thus, an individual would have spent time in a non-intact family if he ... 15Ginther and Pollak
(2004) distinguished children reared in “blended” families—stepchildren and their half ...
K Magnuson… - Journal of Marriage and Family, 2009 - Wiley Online Library
... If the later family structure measures predicted the intercept(s), then this indicates that children
experiencing single ... Thus, modeling this selection reduces potential biases in the association
between family structure experiences and children's subsequent behavior ...
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A Bjorklund, D Ginther… - Journal of Population …, 2007 - ingentaconnect.com
... This may simply be a reflection of the lower schooling attainment of children from non-intact
families. ... fixed-effects estimates have the advantage of allowing us to control for unobserved factors
that may be associated with educational outcomes and family structure, they are ...
JD Teachman - Journal of Family Issues, 2008 - jfi.sagepub.com
... different home in the past year, having moved in with another family in the ... measure of turbulence
across families, defined by various levels of income, structure, welfare receipt ... turbulence and
both engagement in school and the emotional and behavioral adjustment of children. ...
KH Tillman - Sociological Inquiry, 2007 - Wiley Online Library
... of time that the respondents had lived with their resident parent(s), and whether and ... depiction
of the family living arrangements in which contemporary American children are being ... The
multivariate analyses examine the effects of specific family structure pathways on academic ...
Z Wu, F Hou… - Journal of Family Issues, 2008 - jfi.sagepub.com
... Parental nurturance is based on scores from the My Parent(s) and Me Scale, developed by
Lempers, Clark-Lempers, and Simons (1989). This scale includes 6 items that assess parental
nurturance. ... Family Structure and Children's Psychosocial Outcomes 1613 ...
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DK Ginter… - Stylized Facts, and Descriptive Regressions, 2004
Y Sun… - Social Science Research, 2009 - Elsevier
... We combined student-reported family structure measure and parent-reported marital status, and ...
Annual family income from all sources in the previous year (1987) was ... of cultural resources, not
only because such resources promote children's educational success (Bourdieu ...
JJ Heckman… - … Economic Perspectives and …, 2007 - aepp.oxfordjournals.org
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L Strohschein - Family Relations, 2007 - Wiley Online Library
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A comparison of the characteristics of children and their parents in households that ... In terms of
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…, S Mayer - The Future of Children, 2006 - JSTOR
... ents' religious adherence, family structure, and employment and their children's school? ...
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LE Pezzin, RA Pollak… - The Journals …, 2008 - psychsocgerontology.oxfordjournals. …
... Abstract. ↵ Freedman, VA (1996). Family structure and the risk of nursing home admission. Journal
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KH Tillman - Social Science Research, 2008 - Elsevier
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DR Graefe… - Journal of Family Issues, 2007 - jfi.sagepub.com
... history or by women's educational attainments for coresident partners, more generally ... It is clear
that childhood in these families will be marked by family disruption and ... The full implications for
children's economic and emotional well-being are only now being documented (Lichter ...
... primary school career through Grade 8, are likely to have been undertaken within the family
structure reported to ... corresponding fi gures for children of lesbian mothers are 18% and 42.0%. ...
incomes were roughly half as high as the household incomes of the first four family types. ...
MJB Arguillas… - International Migration Review, 2010 - Wiley Online Library
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MJ Creighton, H Park… - … of Marriage and Family, 2009 - Wiley Online Library
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CW Strow… - American Journal of Economics and …, 2008 - Wiley Online Library
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SL Brown - Journal of Marriage and Family, 2010 - Wiley Online Library
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A Zinn - Children and Youth Services Review, 2010 - Elsevier
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KH Tillman - Sociological Perspectives, 2008 - JSTOR
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... Under the assumption that children whose parents migrate after the child has turned 20 are
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R Rowthorn… - Cambridge journal of regions, …, 2008 - cjres.oxfordjournals.org
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K Finlay… - 2008 - nber.org
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MJ Carlson… - Working Papers, 2007 - msk.socionet.ru
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Second, in order to evaluate whether the association between MPF and family ... factors correlated
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J Cáceres-Delpiano… - 2008 - papers.ssrn.com
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line and zero otherwise and the third variable is the log of family income. ... variable is useful as
a measure of parents' investment on children's human capital. The ...
KJA Thomas - Population Research and Policy Review, 2010 - Springer
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829 123 Page 12. Table ... disparities in schooling amo ng children in Rwanda Models ...
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A Jacknowitz… - Department of Economics Working Papers, 2008 - williams.edu
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N Akashi-Ronquest - Review of Economics of the Household, 2009 - Springer
... Similarly, Hill et al. (2001) compared the educational attainment and ... Fig. 4 Family structure
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of children's HOME percentile scores Mean HOME inventory cognitive percentile score ...
FM Antman - Journal of Development Economics, 2011 - Elsevier
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... commonly understood way to improve educational outcomes. ... public policy, determined the success
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K Marazyan - 2008 - hal-paris1.archives-ouvertes.fr
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AW Rasmussen - Manuscript, 2009 - eale.nl
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E Rose - 2006 - emlab.berkeley.edu
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AC Huston, AE Gupta, JT Walker… - Journal of Policy …, 2011 - Wiley Online Library
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A Björklund, L Lindahl… - … BE Journal of Economic Analysis & …, 2010 - umass.edu
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KS Conway… - Review of Economics of the Household, 2010 - Springer
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MM Sweeney - 2009 - xteam.brookings.edu
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Cáceres-Delpiano (2006) finds that increased family size reduces investments in children, and
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PM Eloundou-Enyegue… - demographic-research.org
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DK Ginther, RA Pollak… - 2011 - eale.nl
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K Coneus… - 2011 - papers.ssrn.com
... JEL Classification: I12, I21, J24 Keywords: orphans, family structure, human capital, sub-Saharan
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different family structures. ... Compared to children whose parents are ...
CE Langton… - Social Service Review, 2011 - JSTOR
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SR Roberts - 2011 - soar.wichita.edu
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A Zinn - Children and Youth Services Review, 2011 - Elsevier
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MJ Ulrich - u.arizona.edu
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observed lifetime corresponds to the time that the children spend in school (spell), and death ...
R Bandy… - 2007 - uncg.edu
... contact effort began), our treatment of missing years in a child's family structure history (Hill et ...
exclude children with any missing years), and our treatment of the last years of childhood (our
last year is age 16; Hill et al.'s last year is age 15 for the construction of histories, but they ...
M Cancian, DR Meyer… - Demography, 2011 - Springer
... the characteristics of parents involved in different family forms, rather than being the consequence
of the family structure per se. ... The Evolution of Family Complexity ... We then create measures
reflecting the dynamics of children's siblingship (no sibling, or full or half-sibling[s] from ...
CK Dush - Marriage and family: Perspectives and complexities, 2009 - books.google.com
... I begin the analyses by run- ning a series of regressions where the outcomes include the HOME,
BPI, and the PIAT math and reading skills subscales separately by ... RESULTS Descriptive Statistics
I first begin by describing the family structure experiences of all children in the ...
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