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Published in final edited form as: Asian Popul Stud. 2020 May 6;16(2):123–144. doi: 10.1080/17441730.2020.1757848

Appendix 5.

Results from Multilevel Mixed-Effects Regressions of Happiness on Parenthood and Work-Family Reconciliation Policies by Gender, Excluding Self-Employed

Men
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)
Model for Happiness, β0j
 Intercept, γ00 3.045* 3.403** 4.639** 3.434* 3.291* 3.258*
 Annual leave, γ01 −0.043
 Accumulation with seniority, γ02 0.186
 Maternity leave, γ01 −0.052
 Parental leave, γ01 −0.010
 Flexibility, γ01 −0.136
 Comprehensive Policy Index, γ01 −0.049

Model for Parenthood Slope, β1j
 Intercept, γ10 0.557* 0.312+ −0.704* −0.183 0.297 0.227
 Annual leave, γ11 0.031**
 Accumulation with seniority, γ12 −0.075*
 Maternity leave, γ11 0.031**
 Parental leave, γ11 0.019**
 Flexibility, γ11 0.146*
 Comprehensive Policy Index, γ11 0.076*
Women

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

Model for Happiness, β0j
 Intercept, γ00 3.877** 4.361** 4.766** 4.488** 4.029** 4.249**
 Annual leave, γ01 −0.058*
 Accumulation with seniority, γ02 0.138
 Maternity leave, γ01 −0.065*
 Parental leave, γ01 −0.016
 Flexibility, γ01 −0.098
 Comprehensive Policy Index, γ01 −0.090

Model for Parenthood Slope, β1j
 Intercept, γ10 −0.458+ −0.831** −1.591** −1.423** −0.764+ −0.972**
 Annual leave, γ11 0.047**
 Accumulation with seniority, γ12 −0.079
 Maternity leave, γ11 0.081**
 Parental leave, γ11 0.025**
 Flexibility, γ11 0.168+
 Comprehensive Policy Index, γ11 0.121**

Note. Models include sociodemographic controls (age, age squared, family income, married, employed, education, occupation) at level 1 and GDP, TFR, extended family, and working hours at level 2 (country).

**

p<0.01

*

p<0.05

+

p<0.1