Table 5.
Independent Variables |
Model 1 | Model 2 | Model 3 | |||
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+Not Fair/ Fair | May be/ Fair |
Not Fair/ Fair |
May be/ Fair |
Not Fair/ Fair |
May be/ Fair |
|
Gender (Women=1) | 11.45** (2.50-52.35)^ |
2.25* (1.03-4.87) |
8.35** (1.70, 40.96) |
1.51 | ||
Justifications | ||||||
1.Equality | 1.29 | .45 | ||||
2.Participation | .00 | .26 | ||||
3.Contractual | .68 | .33 | ||||
Expected Egalitarian Division ~ | ||||||
Childcare | .60 | .52 | ||||
Housework | .29 (p = .06) (.08, 1.05) |
.25** (.10, .63) |
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Mother’s Work Status@ | ||||||
Part time | 1.13 | 1.55 | ||||
Stay at Home | 1.74 | 1.66 | ||||
Constant | .03 | .22 | .18 | .53 | .07 | .54 |
Model Fit | χ2(2)=17.52*** | χ2(6)=10.49 | χ2(10)= 39.61*** | |||
Wald χ2 | ||||||
N | 161 | 153 | 161 | |||
R2 | .06 | .03 | .14 |
Note. Findings are in Odd Ratios for ease of interpretation. Asterisks indicate varying levels of statistical significance,
p < .001
p < .01
p <.05
Fair served as the reference for comparison.
Refers to 95% Confidence Interval for significant Odds Ratios.
Reference for the division types for both housework and childcare is an egalitarian division rather than a non-egalitarian division.
Referent for mother’s work status is full-time work.