Table 1.

Regression coefficients for three models predicting proportion of shared leisure time of men and women

	1a Men	1b Women	2a Men	2b Women	3a Men	3b Women
	B	B	B	B	B	B
Intercept	.791***	.684***	.792***	.691***	.801***	.686***
1965a	−.016	−.043*	−.014	−.035*	−.016	−.043*
2003a	.026*	.064***	.024	.050***	.008	−.060**
Child<5b	−.007	−.026**	−.013	−.063***	−.007	−.026**
Child 5-17b	−.023***	−.012**	−.023***	−.012**	−.023***	−.013**
2003*child<5			.010	.051**
2003*dual earner					.046*	.009
Age	−.002***	.000	−.002***	.000	−.002***	.000
Age sq/100	.006*	.009***	.006*	.010***	.006**	.009***
Educational level	−.006	.000	−.006	.000	−.006	.000
Dual earnerc	−.048***	.023*	−.048***	.023*	−.080***	.016
Both unemployedc	−.012	.054**	−.012	.055**	−.008	.055**
Total free time	−.010***	−.010***	−.010***	−.009***	−.010***	−.010***
Weekdayd	−.071***	−.116***	−.071***	−.116***	−.071***	−.116***
R2	.018	.048	.018	.049	.019	.048

^a1975 is reference group, ^b No kids in the household is reference group, ^c Single earner households are reference group, ^d Weekend day is reference group