2020
DOI: 10.1037/pspp0000279
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The impact of having children on domain-specific life satisfaction: A quasi-experimental longitudinal investigation using the Socio-Economic Panel (SOEP) data.

Abstract: The impact of having children on domain-specific life satisfaction: A quasi-experimental longitudinal investigation using the SocioEconomic Panel (SOEP) data. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology.

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“…Behavioral genetic evidence for this perspective is provided in part by the study of identical twins reared apart, whose personality correlates (~.50) at just below the average stability of personality in adulthood (Bouchard et al, 1990). This evidence has been further (albeit in the tangentially related domain of life satisfaction) corroborated in longitudinal, quasi-experimental research on the effects of having children (Krämer & Rodgers, 2019).…”
Section: Personality and Development: A Theoretical Vantage Pointmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Behavioral genetic evidence for this perspective is provided in part by the study of identical twins reared apart, whose personality correlates (~.50) at just below the average stability of personality in adulthood (Bouchard et al, 1990). This evidence has been further (albeit in the tangentially related domain of life satisfaction) corroborated in longitudinal, quasi-experimental research on the effects of having children (Krämer & Rodgers, 2019).…”
Section: Personality and Development: A Theoretical Vantage Pointmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Fluctuations around "set points" are expected, in the wake traumatic events, for example, (Hammen, 2005;, followed by returns to typical trait-levels. Favourable evidence comes from the study of twins reared together, and identical twins reared apart, whose personalities correlate (∼0.50) at just below the average stability of personality in adulthood (Bouchard et al, 1990;Krämer & Rodgers, 2019). The moving set point differs, but only slightly, by invoking "trajectories" as opposed to set points (see .…”
Section: Thinking Theoreticallymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, preregistration is still recommended as it makes clear the analyst's intentions in advance. Alternatively, preregistration can be done after a careful EDA, but before the CDA has begun on the hold-out sample (see Krämer & Rodgers, 2020, for an example of this strategy).…”
Section: Hold-out Samplesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To see a strategy for handling these sorts of data using integrative data analysis, see Curran and Hussong (2009). Krämer and Rodgers (2020) defined three hold-out samples in a large archival dataset, one for EDA/rough CDA, one for strict CDA, and a third in case an uncontaminated dataset were useful to them or other research teams in the future; at this writing, the third dataset is still "available. "…”
Section: Archival Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%