Meichu D Chen
Biographic Data
| ID | 135155 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Meichu D Chen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Meichu D |
| FAMILY NAME | Chen |
| SIGNATURE | CHEN M D |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Texas at Austin |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 290 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Relationship Dynamics, Emotion State, and Domestic Violence
We draw on the burgeoning masculinities literature to develop a framework for understanding how emotional reactions to stress may be associated with domestic violence. We conducted a daily diary study of 22 men with a history of domestic violence and a matched comparison group of 23 men with no known history of domestic violence. Each day, respondents completed a daily diary questionnaire on relationship dynamics, stress, and emotion state. This …
The Effect of Social Relationships on Psychological Well-Being
We assess evidence for gender differences across a range of relationships and consider whether the form and quality of these relationships affect the psychological functioning of men and women differently. Data from a national panel survey provide consistent evidence that men's and women's relationships differ. However, we find little evidence for the theoretical argument that women are more psychologically reactive than men to the quality of the…
Effects of a Parent's Death on Adult Children
In this study we assess the impact of a parent's death on adult children's physical and psychologicalfunctioning. Individuals from 24 to 96 years old were interviewed in 1986 (N = 3,617) and again in 1989 (N = 2,867). In the intervening three years, 207 respondents experienced the death of a biological parent. Our results indicate that when compared to adult children who are not bereaved, bereaved adult children experience a significant increase …
The effect of schooling on income in Japan
Inequality and Attainment in a Dual Labor Market
Models of wage determination and sector attainment are estimated for a cohort of young men in a dual labor market. Neoclassical economic vs. dual labor market views on market equilibrium are contrasted. Although schooling is rewarded similarly in the primary and secondary sectors, other results support the dual labor market view that employment in the primary sector is rationed via a queuing mechanism
Further Evidence on Returns to Schooling by Establishment Size
Stolzenberg (1978) has argued thatfor white male employees the effect of schooling on logearnings is greater in larger establishments. We replicate Stolzenberg's study using the 1979 Current Population Survey. This survey includes information on establishment size and provides a much larger sample size to work with. Our results do not indicate a positive establishment size/schooling interaction. To the contrary, when Stolzenberg's (1978) model sp…
Further Evidence on Sibship Size and Educational Stratification
The authors critically assess results of a 1985 study by Judith Blake which was concerned with effects of fathers schooling on sons schooling given various sibship sizes. The authors argue that the effects of fathers schooling and sibship size are mainly additive and invariant over cohorts. Apparent interactions between fathers schooling and sibship size result from differences in mean educational attainment among sibship size groups rather than …
Sibship Size and Educational Stratification
The Effect of Social Relationships on Psychological Well-Being
We assess evidence for gender differences across a range of relationships and consider whether the form and quality of these relationships affect the psychological functioning of men and women differently. Data from a national panel survey provide consistent evidence that men's and women's relationships differ. However, we find little evidence for the theoretical argument that women are more psychologically reactive than men to the quality of the…
Effects of a Parent's Death on Adult Children
In this study we assess the impact of a parent's death on adult children's physical and psychologicalfunctioning. Individuals from 24 to 96 years old were interviewed in 1986 (N = 3,617) and again in 1989 (N = 2,867). In the intervening three years, 207 respondents experienced the death of a biological parent. Our results indicate that when compared to adult children who are not bereaved, bereaved adult children experience a significant increase …
Inequality and Attainment in a Dual Labor Market
Models of wage determination and sector attainment are estimated for a cohort of young men in a dual labor market. Neoclassical economic vs. dual labor market views on market equilibrium are contrasted. Although schooling is rewarded similarly in the primary and secondary sectors, other results support the dual labor market view that employment in the primary sector is rationed via a queuing mechanism
Further Evidence on Sibship Size and Educational Stratification
The authors critically assess results of a 1985 study by Judith Blake which was concerned with effects of fathers schooling on sons schooling given various sibship sizes. The authors argue that the effects of fathers schooling and sibship size are mainly additive and invariant over cohorts. Apparent interactions between fathers schooling and sibship size result from differences in mean educational attainment among sibship size groups rather than …
Relationship Dynamics, Emotion State, and Domestic Violence
We draw on the burgeoning masculinities literature to develop a framework for understanding how emotional reactions to stress may be associated with domestic violence. We conducted a daily diary study of 22 men with a history of domestic violence and a matched comparison group of 23 men with no known history of domestic violence. Each day, respondents completed a daily diary questionnaire on relationship dynamics, stress, and emotion state. This …
Further Evidence on Returns to Schooling by Establishment Size
Stolzenberg (1978) has argued thatfor white male employees the effect of schooling on logearnings is greater in larger establishments. We replicate Stolzenberg's study using the 1979 Current Population Survey. This survey includes information on establishment size and provides a much larger sample size to work with. Our results do not indicate a positive establishment size/schooling interaction. To the contrary, when Stolzenberg's (1978) model sp…
Sibship Size and Educational Stratification
The effect of schooling on income in Japan
Further Evidence on Sibship Size and Educational Stratification
The authors critically assess results of a 1985 study by Judith Blake which was concerned with effects of fathers schooling on sons schooling given various sibship sizes. The authors argue that the effects of fathers schooling and sibship size are mainly additive and invariant over cohorts. Apparent interactions between fathers schooling and sibship size result from differences in mean educational attainment among sibship size groups rather than …
Sibship Size and Educational Stratification
Inequality and Attainment in a Dual Labor Market
Models of wage determination and sector attainment are estimated for a cohort of young men in a dual labor market. Neoclassical economic vs. dual labor market views on market equilibrium are contrasted. Although schooling is rewarded similarly in the primary and secondary sectors, other results support the dual labor market view that employment in the primary sector is rationed via a queuing mechanism
Further Evidence on Returns to Schooling by Establishment Size
Stolzenberg (1978) has argued thatfor white male employees the effect of schooling on logearnings is greater in larger establishments. We replicate Stolzenberg's study using the 1979 Current Population Survey. This survey includes information on establishment size and provides a much larger sample size to work with. Our results do not indicate a positive establishment size/schooling interaction. To the contrary, when Stolzenberg's (1978) model sp…
The effect of schooling on income in Japan
Effects of a Parent's Death on Adult Children
In this study we assess the impact of a parent's death on adult children's physical and psychologicalfunctioning. Individuals from 24 to 96 years old were interviewed in 1986 (N = 3,617) and again in 1989 (N = 2,867). In the intervening three years, 207 respondents experienced the death of a biological parent. Our results indicate that when compared to adult children who are not bereaved, bereaved adult children experience a significant increase …
The Effect of Social Relationships on Psychological Well-Being
We assess evidence for gender differences across a range of relationships and consider whether the form and quality of these relationships affect the psychological functioning of men and women differently. Data from a national panel survey provide consistent evidence that men's and women's relationships differ. However, we find little evidence for the theoretical argument that women are more psychologically reactive than men to the quality of the…
Relationship Dynamics, Emotion State, and Domestic Violence
We draw on the burgeoning masculinities literature to develop a framework for understanding how emotional reactions to stress may be associated with domestic violence. We conducted a daily diary study of 22 men with a history of domestic violence and a matched comparison group of 23 men with no known history of domestic violence. Each day, respondents completed a daily diary questionnaire on relationship dynamics, stress, and emotion state. This …
Psychology (5 works) · Demographic economics (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Demography (3 works) · Demography (3 works) · Developmental psychology (3 works) · Labor market dynamics and wage inequality (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Biology (2 works) · Employment and Welfare Studies (2 works)