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Extended families and child well-being [PDF]
Journal of Development Economics, 2017 Studies of household behavior have established the distribution of resources among household members predicts spending and savings patterns. However, there is a paucity of evidence on the relationship between the well-being of individual family members and the distribution of resources within an extended family including non co-resident family members.
Daniel LaFave, Duncan Thomas
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Adolescent subjective well‐being and family dynamics
Scandinavian Journal of Caring Sciences, 2003The purpose of this study was to examine the relationships between adolescent subjective well‐being (SWB) and family dynamics perceived by adolescents and their parents. A sample of 239 pupils (51% female) from seventh and ninth grades completed the Berne questionnaire of SWB (youth form), two subscales from an original Finnish SWB scale and the Family
Katja, Rask +3 more
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Property and Family Well-Being
Problems in Economics, 1989Our calculations show that the rate of accumulation of personal property is quite high, that it is faster than current consumption. Thus, between 1960 and 1985, retail trade turnover in state and cooperative trade grew 4.1 times while the volume of personal property at its initial value increased more than 6 times. In the fifties, items of one-time use
O. P. Saenko, E. G. Mal'ginova
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Extended families and adolescent well-being
Journal of Adolescent Health, 2005To examine the association between adolescent well-being and the presence of non-parental adults in the household.The sample for this study was obtained from the 1995 National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health. The sample consists of adolescents who reside with parents and at least one non-parental adult. Non-parental adults include grandparents,
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2013
Family economic well-being refers to a family economic status that has sustainably adequate economic resources to live a comfortable life. This chapter first proposes a conceptual framework to describe family economic well-being. Then it reviews relevant research on objective and subjective measures of family economic well-being such as family income ...
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Family economic well-being refers to a family economic status that has sustainably adequate economic resources to live a comfortable life. This chapter first proposes a conceptual framework to describe family economic well-being. Then it reviews relevant research on objective and subjective measures of family economic well-being such as family income ...
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2020
Particularly in the USA, life expectancy has been falling, as rates of obesity, drug and alcohol abuse grow. Research has found that people feel rushed and family time is reduced, despite the potential for labour-saving technological innovations. This chapter sets out the evidence of studies on these issues, and how the quality of relationships might ...
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Particularly in the USA, life expectancy has been falling, as rates of obesity, drug and alcohol abuse grow. Research has found that people feel rushed and family time is reduced, despite the potential for labour-saving technological innovations. This chapter sets out the evidence of studies on these issues, and how the quality of relationships might ...
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Personal freedom, family compositions and well‐being
International Journal of Psychology, 2023Personal freedom has known to be positively associated with well‐being. As socioeconomic conditions advanced in modern societies, the pursuit of personal freedom has also gradually increased. This trend further coincides with the decline in marriage and fertility rates.
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Familial contribution to adolescent subjective well‐being
International Journal of Nursing Practice, 2005The purpose of this study was to obtain a more complete understanding of which familial factors contribute to adolescent satisfaction and ill‐being, the latter term originally developed by Alexander Grob. Semistructured interviews were conducted with 19 non‐clinical adolescents from the 7th and 9th grades.
Katja, Joronen, Päivi, Astedt-Kurki
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Conceptualizing Family Well-Being
2012This chapter focuses on family well-being as a goal of family policy. Family policy is defined as all actions of governments that affect families, directly or indirectly, explicitly or implicitly, intentionally or not. Three frameworks are presented together with their underlying assumptions and concepts for assessing the extent to which such policies ...
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