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MARRIAGE, FAMILIES, AND RETIREMENT

MARRIAGE, FAMILIES, AND RETIREMENT
婚姻、家庭和退休
批准号:
6533758
负责人:
MAXIMILIANE E SZINOVACZ
金额:
$14.74万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
1997
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1997-07-15 至 2004-08-31

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描述(改编自研究者摘要):这是一份修订版 竞争延续申请,以探索 婚姻/家庭和退休的经验,并探讨替代 退休对不同群体福祉的影响。有人认为 退休后的幸福取决于选定的婚姻/家庭 状态,背景和途径及其与退休的交叉点 体验.拟议的研究将评估如何状态,背景和途径, 中度或中度退休对幸福的影响。之时尚 一般人口中选定的婚姻/家庭/退休途径将 还将探讨在不利的婚姻环境下退休是否 增加了重新进入劳动力市场的可能性。数据集将 使用的是健康和退休调查和国家纵向调查 成熟的女人。 该项目解决了文献中的几个空白,包括忽视 退休人员之间的异质性和多样性以及相互联系不足 在家庭和工作领域之间。因为退休带来的压力 表现为身体健康问题和健康风险行为, 紧张的退休过渡对医疗保健利用率有影响 和成本。更好地了解这些问题将告知退休 规划师和顾问以及公共政策和资源利用。一 本修订版中提供了大量额外的详细信息 应用有关的理论基础的研究,治疗 具体的抽样问题(如缺失数据、抽样偏差等),和 对拟议研究的分析计划。二次分析的局限性 研究也得到了承认和详细。
英文摘要
DESCRIPTION (adapted from the investigator's abstract): This is a revised competing continuation application to explore the interconnections between marital/family and retirement experiences and to explore alternates the consequences of retirement on well being among different groups. It is argued that post-retirement well-being is contingent on selected marital/familial statuses, contexts, and pathways and their intersection with the retirement experience. The proposed research will assess how status, context, and pathways moderate or mediate retirement effects on well-being. The prevalence of selected marital/family/retirement pathways in the population at large will also be explored as will whether retirement under adverse marital circumstances enhances the probability of re-entry into the labor force. The data sets to be used are the Health and Retirement Survey and the National Longitudinal Surveys of Mature Women. The project addresses several gaps in the literature including the neglect of heterogeneity and diversity among retirees and insufficient interconnections between the family and work spheres. Because retirement-related stress can manifest itself in physical health problems and health risk behaviors, stressful retirement transitions have consequences for health care utilization and costs. Better knowledge concerning these issues will inform retirement planners and counselors as well as public policy and resource utilization. A considerable amount of additional detail is provided in this revised application concerning the theoretical basis of the study, the treatment of specific sampling issues (e.g. missing data, sampling bias, etc.), and the analysis plan for the proposed research. Limitations of this secondary analysis study are also recognized and detailed.
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  • 财政年份:
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  • 负责人:
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  • 依托单位:
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