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. 2019 Jun 12;10:1273. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2019.01273

Table 5.

Comparisons between sexes and first-time vs. parents already having children regarding full-time and part-time work status 1 year ago, i.e., prior to pregnancy (T1).

Compared groups Work status n (%) χ2 df p
Comparison between sexes EM0 vs. P0 Full-time EM0: 446 (72.1%)
P0: 360 (80.4%)
9.702 1 0.00
Part-time EM0: 102 (16.5%)
P0: 32 (7.1%)
20.626 1 0.00
EM1+ vs. P1+ Full-time EM1+: 48 (28.4%)
P1+: 111 (87.4%)
101.521 1 0.00
Part-time EM1+: 81 (47.9%)
P1+: 9 (7.1%)
57.160 1 0.00
Comparison between first-time parents and parents already having children EM0 vs. EM1+ Full-time EM0: 446 (72.1%)
EM1+: 48 (28.4%)
108.140 1 0.00
Part-time EM0: 102 (16.5%)
EM1+: 81 (47.9%)
73.648 1 0.00
P0 vs. P1+ Full-time P0: 360 (80.4%)
P1+: 111 (87.4%)
3.314 1 0.07
Part-time P0: 32 (7.1%)
P1+: 9 (7.1%)
0.000 1 0.98

At T1 (during pregnancy), participants were asked whether they have been working full-time or part-time 1 year ago, i.e., prior to pregnancy. EM0: first-time expectant mothers; EM1+: expectant mothers already having children; P0: first-time fathers (male partners); P1+: fathers (male partners) already having children.