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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Fam Psychol. 2010 Oct;24(5):568–577. doi: 10.1037/a0020637

Table 1.

Means and (Standard Deviations) for Human Capital and Attitudinal Characteristics by Provider Role Group

Main-secondary (n = 94 couples) Coprovider (n = 32 couples) Ambivalent coprovider (n = 19 couples) Mismatched (n = 127 couples)
Education
 Wives 13.81 (1.90) 16.19 (2.16) 15.16 (1.98) 14.66 (2.21)
 Husbands 14.07 (2.15) 15.59 (2.03) 15.05 (2.41) 14.06 (2.35)
 Couple a 13.94b (1.77) 15.89a (1.94) 15.10a,c (1.93) 14.36b,c (1.96)
 H –W b .27b (1.97) −.59a (1.60) −.10a,b (2.16) −.61a (2.33)
Income
 Wives 17,787 (10,438) 36,126 (20,634) 26,819 (11,900) 26,796 (12,472)
 Husbands 41,666 (17,704) 36,838 (14,264) 55,568 (45,292) 36,087 (16,335)
 Couple a 29,416a (9,909) 36,482b (13,909) 41,193b (20,229) 31,406a (10,893)
 H –W b 23,257b (17,981) 712a (22,014) 28,750b (52,432) 9,363a (19,383)
Work Hours
 Wives 33.97 (8.43) 40.17 (7.05) 37.74 (8.55) 39.67 (6.30)
 Husbands 48.69 (9.16) 45.64 (8.36) 48.18 (5.41) 47.64 (9.21)
 Couple a 41.33b (5.82) 42.90a,b (6.03) 42.96a,b (5.69) 43.67a (5.36)
 H –W b 14.72b (13.21) 5.47a (9.67) 10.44a,b (8.69) 7.99a (11.65)
Gender-Role Attitudes
 Wives 27.68 (5.10) 20.35 (4.24) 23.24 (3.00) 25.21 (5.00)
 Husbands 29.33 (5.24) 22.65 (4.43) 25.71 (4.45) 27.97 (4.65)
 Couple a 28.50b (3.90) 21.50c (3.73) 24.47a (3.02) 26.60a (3.75)
 H –W b 1.66 (6.78) 2.29 (4.44) 2.47 (4.60) 2.76 (6.10)

Note. With the exception of education, scores for husbands and wives are averaged across 3 points of measurement. Group differences for significant effects determined by Tukey HSD tests are indicated by means in the same row that do not share subscripts.

a

Scores represent the average of husbands’ and wives’ reports.

b

Scores represent husbands’ –wives’ difference.