Table 2.
Ordinary-Least-Squares Regression Analyses Predicting the Relationships Between the Intersection of Marital Status and Gender and Home-to-Job Conflict.
| Model 1 | Model 2 | Model 3 | Model 4 | Model 5 | Model 6 | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| b | SE | b | SE | b | SE | b | SE | b | SE | b | SE | |
| Marital Status and Gendera | ||||||||||||
| Single fathers | −.115 | (.100) | −.106 | (.101) | −.094 | (.100) | −.189 | (.099) | −.179 | (.099) | −.159 | (.098) |
| Married mothers | −.216 | (.064)*** | −.208 | (.064)** | −.175 | (.064)** | −.239 | (.063)*** | −.226 | (.062)*** | −.193 | (.062)** |
| Married fathers | −.190 | (.062)** | −.061 | (.083) | −.032 | (.082) | −.265 | (.062)*** | −.221 | (.063)*** | −.073 | (.080) |
| Demographic Characteristics | ||||||||||||
| Age | −.002 | (.002) | −.005 | (.003) | −.006 | (.003)* | −.002 | (.002) | .000 | (.002) | −.003 | (.003) |
| Education | .037 | (.019)* | .039 | (.019)* | .049 | (.019)** | −.006 | (.020) | .015 | (.021) | .021 | (.021) |
| Blacka | .032 | (.063) | .030 | (.064) | −.008 | (.063) | .044 | (.062) | −.016 | (.062) | −.041 | (.062) |
| Hispanica | −.160 | (.065)* | −.165 | (.065)* | −.198 | (.064)** | −.128 | (.064)* | −.163 | (.064)* | −.192 | (.064)** |
| Other racea | −.225 | (.097)* | −.229 | (.096)* | −.266 | (.095)** | −.200 | (.094)* | −.233 | (.094)* | −.264 | (.094)** |
| Family Demands | ||||||||||||
| Youngest child < 6a | −.016 | (.050) | −.007 | (.049) | −.002 | (.048) | ||||||
| Youngest child 13–17a | .060 | (.057) | .055 | (.056) | .075 | (.054) | ||||||
| Number of children < 18 | .054 | (.020)** | .049 | (.020)* | .047 | (.020)* | ||||||
| Daily time with children | −.023 | (.012) | −.020 | (.012) | −.010 | (.012) | ||||||
| Daily time for housework | −.002 | (.015) | −.002 | (.015) | −.006 | (.014) | ||||||
| Primary domestic responsibilities | .040 | (.014)** | .040 | (.014)** | .040 | (.014)** | ||||||
| Family Resources | ||||||||||||
| Support from family & friends | −.156 | (.027)*** | −.115 | (.027)*** | ||||||||
| Work Demands | ||||||||||||
| Weekly work hours | .000 | (.002) | .001 | (.002) | .001 | (.002) | ||||||
| Taking work home | .035 | (.015)* | .050 | (.016)** | .045 | (.016)** | ||||||
| Overnight travel | .018 | (.006)** | .020 | (.006)** | .018 | (.006)** | ||||||
| Job pressure | .204 | (.028)*** | .179 | (.029)*** | .165 | (.029)*** | ||||||
| Work Resources | ||||||||||||
| Annual earnings | −.002 | (.001)* | −.002 | (.001) | ||||||||
| Job autonomy | .022 | (.028) | .032 | (.028) | ||||||||
| Job creativity | −.081 | (.037)* | −.060 | (.037) | ||||||||
| Family-friendly culture | −.136 | (.031)*** | −.133 | (.031)*** | ||||||||
| Intercept | 2.351 | (.107)*** | 2.218 | (.156)*** | 2.722 | (.176)*** | 1.791 | (.133)*** | 2.349 | (.184)*** | 2.476 | (.288)*** |
| R2 | .022*** | .035*** | .058*** | .077*** | .102*** | .125*** | ||||||
a
Omitted groups were single mothers, White, and youngest child 6–12.
*
p < .05.
**
p < .01.
***
p < .001.