A Comparative Study on Parents’ Life Satisfaction Depending on Coresidence with Adult Children

Kim, Inhye; Yeo, Jungsung

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“…그렇다고는 해도 미혼 남성에서도 역시 자신의 수입에 필적할 만 큼 가구 소득의 영향이 큰 것으로 나타나 (Yamada, 2006) (Kamata, 2003;Shindo, 2016, Tabuchi, 2018 (Shindo, 2016;Sung et al, 2017;Suzuki, 2012;Takeisi, 2005). Kitamura (Kim & Yeo, 2020;Lee et al, 2011, Sung et al, 2017이다. 구체적으 로 보면, 함께 사는 미혼 자녀가 경제 활동에 참여하고 있고, 정규 직에 종사할 수록 부모-자녀간 관계가 보다 만족스럽다는 것인 데 (Lee et al, 2011;Sung et al, 2017) .001 .000 ** 1.001 .000 .000 1.000 .000 .000 *** 1.000 .000 .000 *** 1.000 Mother .001…”

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Factors that Determine the Class Consciousness and Life Satisfaction of Unmarried Adult Children Living with Their Parents: Focusing on the Effects of Parents' Socio- Economic Resources according to the Gender

Lee

2021

Fam. Environ. Res

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The purpose of this study is to clarify the influence of parents’ socio-economic resources on the class consciousness and life satisfaction of unmarried adult children living with their parents. Data from the 2nd year (1999) and 22nd year (2019) of the Korean Labor & Income Panel Study (KLIPS) were used. The study included individuals aged under 25-44 who were unmarried, lived with their parents, and had graduated out of final school. From the 2nd year (1999), data for 491 people were extracted, and from the 22nd year (2019), data for 978 people were extracted. The information on the fathers and mothers was obtained from the information on the households data, it was responded by the unmarried children. The main results are as follows. First, one of the characteristics of unmarried children living with their parents is that the average age was higher in 2019 than in 1999. Additionally, although they work and have their own income, they live in houses owned by their parents. Their levels of satisfaction with both the living environment and family relationships were high. It was found that the influence of parents’ income increased in 2019 compared with 1999 in the class consciousness. As a factor that influences life satisfaction, the employment status of the father has a positive effect on the life satisfaction for men, whereas the employment status of the mother has a positive effect on the life satisfaction for women.

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Factors that Determine the Class Consciousness and Life Satisfaction of Unmarried Adult Children Living with Their Parents: Focusing on the Effects of Parents' Socio- Economic Resources according to the Gender

Lee

2021

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“…이는 한국사회의 노후 부양 에 있어 점차 국가의 역할과 책임이 더욱 강화될 것으로 전망하 며, 노부모 부양은 국가와 개인, 가족이 함께 책임질 영역으로 간 주하였기 때문이다 (Seok, 2009). 또한 베이비부머 세대는 MZ세 대의 부모로서, 자녀가 성인이 된 이후에도 지속적으로 동거하면 서 경제적 지원을 포함하여 다양한 생활적 지원을 제공하기도 한 다 (Cho, 2021;Kim & Yeo, 2020). 효의 개념을 중시하던 전통 사회에서 부모의 의무가 강조되었다면, 현대사회에서는 부모의 역할이 보다 강조되고 있는 것이다 (Lee et al, 2017).…”

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A Study on the Typologies of Family Values by Generation using Latent Profile Analysis

Shin¹

2022

Fam. Environ. Res

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This study identified and compared family values within and across different generations concerning gender roles, attitudes toward diverse families, children, and parental roles. Data were obtained from the 2020 Seoul Family Report Survey. There were 1,949 study subjects, including first- and second-generation baby boomers and individuals in generations X, Y, and Z in Korea. Latent profile analyses were conducted using M-plus. Perceptions and views concerning family values were classified into different types. The main findings were as follows. Two types were identified among first baby boomers, and three were identified among second baby boomers. Most of the first and second baby boomers belonged to the “moderate” type. Two types were detected among those in Generation X. Regarding gender roles, most views of Generation X were slightly progressive, while their other family values were more moderate. Three types were identified among those in Generation Y: “progressive,” “moderate,” and “very liberal.” Generation Z was identified as a “progressive” group. This study provides basic data to explore the direction of the coexistence of generations by identifying and comparing diverse family values within and across generations.

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A Comparative Study on Parents’ Life Satisfaction Depending on Coresidence with Adult Children

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Factors that Determine the Class Consciousness and Life Satisfaction of Unmarried Adult Children Living with Their Parents: Focusing on the Effects of Parents' Socio- Economic Resources according to the Gender

Factors that Determine the Class Consciousness and Life Satisfaction of Unmarried Adult Children Living with Their Parents: Focusing on the Effects of Parents' Socio- Economic Resources according to the Gender

A Study on the Typologies of Family Values by Generation using Latent Profile Analysis

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