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. 2019 Jul 16;36(2):387–413. doi: 10.1007/s10680-019-09535-y

Table 3.

Multilevel regression models predicting negative perceptions of children

Individual (1) +Macro (2) +micro–macro-interactions (3)
Individual level
 Women (ref: men) − 0.060* (0.023) − 0.060* (0.023) − 0.060* (0.023)
 Religiosity − 0.023* (0.004) − 0.023* (0.004) − 0.023* (0.004)
Education (ref: university education)
 Less than high school − 0.010 (0.028) − 0.012 (0.028) − 0.010 (0.028)
 High school + some post-high school − 0.034 (0.018) − 0.036* (0.018) − 0.036* (0.017)
 Work status (ref: full time)
 Part time − 0.009 (0.018) − 0.009 (0.018) − 0.009 (0.018)
 Not in LF 0.072* (0.013) 0.072* (0.013) 0.072* (0.013)
 Married/coupled (ref = un-partnered) − 0.097* (0.011) − 0.097* (0.011) − 0.097* (0.011)
 Age − 0.003* (0.000) − 0.003 (0.001) − 0.003* (0.001)
 Intercept 2.925 (0.063) 2.928 (0.056) 2.927 (0.052)
Effect on Intercept
 Unemployment rate 0.015 (0.011) 0.013 (0.011)
 Weeks paid care leave − 0.006* (0.001) − 0.004* (0.001)
 % children 0–2 in day-care − 0.015* (0.003) − 0.016* (0.003)
 Religiosity level − 0.139* (0.060) − 0.141* (0.059)
Effect on religiosity
 Paid care leave − 0.0002* (0.0001)
Effect on less than high school
 Paid parental leave − 0.0002 (0.0004)
Effect on high school
 Paid parental leave 0.0008* (0.0004)
 N 30,002 30,002 30,002
 X2 intercept (df) 1817.9(23) 1155.3(19) 1122.4(19)
 X2 religious (df) 60.4(23) 60.1(23) 53.1 (22)
 X2 less than HS (df) 96.6(23) 96.6(23) 95.9 (22)
 X2 HS (df) 48.6(23) 48.5(23) 42.3 (22)
 − 2 LL 74181.6 74198.8 74233.8
 % Country variation 17.3 12.7 12.0

*p < 0.05