Table 6.

Mutually adjusted relationships with GHQ likert score—‘egalitarian’ and ‘traditional’ women in each age group

	Age 20–34				Age 35–49				Age 50–64
	Least traditional tertile (‘egalitarian’ women)		Most traditional tertile (‘traditional’ women)		Least traditional tertile (egalitarian’ women)		Most traditional tertile (‘traditional’ women)		Least traditional tertile (egalitarian’ women)		Most traditional tertile (‘traditional’ women)
	Coeff	Sig	Coeff	Sig	Coeff	Sig	Coeff	Sig	Coeff	Sig	Coeff	Sig
Date (1991)
2007	0.03	0.946	−0.40	0.387	0.19	0.651	0.02	0.968	1.38	0.014	1.33	0.009
Marital status (married)
Cohabiting	−0.76	0.089	1.14	0.061	1.03	0.166	1.68	0.141	0.05	0.956	−0.63	0.601
Gender balance of chores scale (higher = woman does more)	−0.04	0.776	0.09	0.514	0.09	0.488	−0.34	0.028	−0.05	0.806	−0.28	0.072
Couple employment (both work)
Only the man works	1.72	0.028	−0.11	0.810	1.76	0.050	0.36	0.493	2.37	0.027	−0.79	0.186
Only the woman works	1.70	0.216	3.97	0.003	1.03	0.368	0.59	0.588	−0.82	0.204	−0.40	0.700
Neither work	3.56	<0.001	1.84	0.023	0.94	0.356	2.67	0.040	−0.12	0.867	0.19	0.772
Highest qualification (none)
Basic secondary school	−1.01	0.114	−0.31	0.650	−0.21	0.643	−0.79	0.105	−0.41	0.578	−0.59	0.320
University entry level	−0.42	0.560	−0.15	0.860	−0.38	0.575	0.10	0.890	−1.48	0.088	1.05	0.306
University/college	−0.47	0.538	−0.76	0.367	−0.98	0.079	0.04	0.958	−1.32	0.070	−0.80	0.289
Children in household (none)
Any dependent children	−0.23	0.625	1.03	0.073	0.90	0.050	−0.16	0.761	−0.11	0.911	0.57	0.536

Bold = significant interactions with (continuous) traditionalism (i.e. those shown as p < 0.100 on Supplementary Table 4)