Table 2.
Minutes With Children | % Nonwork Time With Children | |||
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Probability of Time With Children | Minutes Conditional on Any Time | Probability of Time With Children | % of Time With Children Conditional on Any Time | |
(1) | (2) | (3) | (4) | |
Panel A. Respondent Partnership Type (ref. = women with different-sex partners) | ||||
Women with same-sex partners | 0.65* (0.27) | 55.68 (101.87) | 0.65* (0.27) | 4.05 (5.23) |
Men with same-sex partners | 0.08 (0.45) | −28.37 (143.98) | 0.08 (0.45) | −3.36 (7.43) |
Men with different-sex partners | −0.48*** (0.02) | −77.47*** (13.13) | −0.48*** (0.02) | −3.62*** (0.67) |
Panel B. Respondent Partnership Type (ref. = men with different sex partners) | ||||
Women with same-sex partners | 1.13*** (0.27) | 133.15 (102.25) | 1.13*** (0.27) | 7.67 (5.25) |
Men with same-sex partners | 0.56 (0.45) | 49.10 (144.12) | 0.56 (0.45) | 0.26 (7.43) |
Women with different-sex partners | 0.48*** (0.02) | 77.47*** (13.13) | 0.48*** (0.02) | 3.62*** (0.67) |
Observations | 44,188 | 44,188 | 44,188 | 44,188 |
Notes: Robust standard errors are shown in parentheses. Model controls for respondent’s educational attainment, employment, age, race/ethnicity, whether respondent is a student, respondent’s partner’s education and employment, family income, children in the household (number, age, and gender), whether respondent lives in a metropolitan area, geographic region, and time-diary characteristics (weekend, summer month, year, and holiday).
p < .05;
p < .01;
p < .001