So happy together Examining the association between relationship happiness, socio-economic status, and family transitions in the UK.
So happy together Examining the association between relationship happiness, socio-economic status, and family transitions in the UK.
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在一起很开心 检查英国的关系幸福、社会经济地位和家庭转变之间的关系。
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10.1080/00324728.2021.1984549
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2022
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Perelli-Harris B
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Perelli-Harris B
同居和同居中生育的增加提出了谁结婚的问题。大多数研究发现，同居期间生育与不利因素有关;在这里，我们研究了关系幸福的作用，以及它是否有助于解释这种关联。使用英国家庭纵向研究（2009-17），我们的竞争风险风险模型跟踪受访者的转变：（1）从同居到结婚或生育;（2）从结婚或同居到生育。我们发现，婚姻风险最高的是那些对自己的关系最满意的人。平均而言，关系质量和生育之间的联系通过婚姻运作：最幸福的人结婚，那些结婚的人有孩子。虽然较高的社会经济地位与婚姻、怀孕和分居之间的关联很弱，但这种关联并不因关系幸福而有所不同。研究结果表明，总体而言，关系幸福似乎是最显着的过渡到婚姻。
The increases in cohabitation and in childbearing within cohabitation raise questions about who marries. Most studies have found that childbearing within cohabitation is associated with disadvantage; here, we examine the role of relationship happiness and whether it helps to explain this association. Using the UK Household Longitudinal Study (2009–17), our competing risk hazard models follow respondents as they transition: (1) from cohabitation into marriage or childbearing; and (2) from marriage or cohabitation into childbearing. We find that marriage risks are highest among individuals who are happiest with their relationship. On average, the association between relationship quality and childbearing operates through marriage: the happiest individuals marry, and those who marry have children. While higher socio-economic status is weakly associated with marriage, conception, and separation, the associations do not differ by relationship happiness. The findings indicate that overall, relationship happiness appears to be most salient for transitions into marriage.