Table 1.
Bivariate associations between family structure and time engaged children
| N | Reported Spending Any Time With Children | Minutes With Children | % Nonwork Time With Children | ||||
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| N | % | Total | Conditional | Total | Conditional | ||
| Women With Different-Sex Partners | 23,507 | 17,479 | 74.06 (43.83) | 99.25c (120.39) | 134.02c (119.18) | 7.64c (8.84) | 10.75c (9.15) |
| Women With Same-Sex Partners | 38 | 32 | 88.40c (32.45) | 111.36c (119.18) | 125.97 (119.38) | 9.20c (9.15) | 10.81 (9.01) |
| Men With Different-Sex Partners | 20,626 | 11,289 | 52.53a,b,c (49.94) | 51.04a,b,c (89.96) | 97.16a (104.53) | 4.42a,b (7.29) | 8.96a (8.18) |
| Men With Same-Sex Partners | 17 | 14 | 82.8c (38.90) | 103.94c (124.97) | 125.53 (127.28) | 7.90 (8.96) | 11.09 (8.75) |
| Total | 44,188 | 28,814 | 63.35 (48.19) | 75.25 (109.03) | 118.78 (116.59) | 6.04 (8.26) | 10.02 (8.57) |
Notes: Unweighted ns, weighted %/Means. Standard deviations are shown in parentheses. Chi-squared and t tests showed no significant differences from male with male partner in the bivariate associations; significance indicators for other comparisons are as follows:
a
Different from female with male partner at p < .05.
b
Different from female with female partner at p < .05.
c
Different from male with female partner at p < .05.