Kana Fuse
Biographic Data
| ID | 274169 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kana Fuse |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kana |
| FAMILY NAME | Fuse |
| SIGNATURE | FUSE K |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Institute of Population and Social Security Research |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 51 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Gender and Parenting Difficulty of the First-Born: Implications for Parity Progression among Japanese Couples
This study explores possible implications of gender and parenting difficulty of the first-born child on parity progression among parents in Japan, a country with widespread daughter preference. Past research reveals that having a child of the less preferred gender is associated with a higher probability of a subsequent birth and a shorter birth interval if couples choose to have an additional child. Therefore, having a child of the less preferred…
Daughter preference in Japan: A reflection of gender role attitudes
Unlike other East Asian nations where preference for sons over daughters still prevails, gender preference for children in Japan has progressively shifted from son preference to a noticeable daughter preference over the past few decades. This emergence of
Common values in assessing health outcomes from disease and injury: Disability weights measurement study for the Global Burden of Disease Study 2010
Variations in attitudinal gender preferences for children across 50 less-developed countries
While a number of studies have examined gender preferences for children by studying behavioral measures, such as skewed sex ratios, sex imbalance in infant mortality, and sibling size/order; attitudinal measures have been analyzed less systematically
Political Distrust and Gendered Attitudes: The Japanese State and Women
A successful conversion or double refusal: A study of the process of refusal conversion in telephone survey research
This study investigated factors that affect the outcome of refusal conversion efforts in telephone surveys. We used data collected from three types of forms filled out by telephone interviewers: a Refusal Report Form was filled out when the respondent/household member refused to do the survey at the initial contact, and a Refusal Conversion Report Form or a Double Refusal Report Form was filled out during the refusal conversion phase. These forms…
Gender imbalance in infant mortality: A cross-national study of social structure and female infanticide
Variations in attitudinal gender preferences for children across 50 less-developed countries
While a number of studies have examined gender preferences for children by studying behavioral measures, such as skewed sex ratios, sex imbalance in infant mortality, and sibling size/order; attitudinal measures have been analyzed less systematically
Gender imbalance in infant mortality: A cross-national study of social structure and female infanticide
Daughter preference in Japan: A reflection of gender role attitudes
Unlike other East Asian nations where preference for sons over daughters still prevails, gender preference for children in Japan has progressively shifted from son preference to a noticeable daughter preference over the past few decades. This emergence of
Gender and Parenting Difficulty of the First-Born: Implications for Parity Progression among Japanese Couples
This study explores possible implications of gender and parenting difficulty of the first-born child on parity progression among parents in Japan, a country with widespread daughter preference. Past research reveals that having a child of the less preferred gender is associated with a higher probability of a subsequent birth and a shorter birth interval if couples choose to have an additional child. Therefore, having a child of the less preferred…
Political Distrust and Gendered Attitudes: The Japanese State and Women
A successful conversion or double refusal: A study of the process of refusal conversion in telephone survey research
This study investigated factors that affect the outcome of refusal conversion efforts in telephone surveys. We used data collected from three types of forms filled out by telephone interviewers: a Refusal Report Form was filled out when the respondent/household member refused to do the survey at the initial contact, and a Refusal Conversion Report Form or a Double Refusal Report Form was filled out during the refusal conversion phase. These forms…
Gender imbalance in infant mortality: A cross-national study of social structure and female infanticide
A successful conversion or double refusal: A study of the process of refusal conversion in telephone survey research
This study investigated factors that affect the outcome of refusal conversion efforts in telephone surveys. We used data collected from three types of forms filled out by telephone interviewers: a Refusal Report Form was filled out when the respondent/household member refused to do the survey at the initial contact, and a Refusal Conversion Report Form or a Double Refusal Report Form was filled out during the refusal conversion phase. These forms…
Political Distrust and Gendered Attitudes: The Japanese State and Women
Variations in attitudinal gender preferences for children across 50 less-developed countries
While a number of studies have examined gender preferences for children by studying behavioral measures, such as skewed sex ratios, sex imbalance in infant mortality, and sibling size/order; attitudinal measures have been analyzed less systematically
Common values in assessing health outcomes from disease and injury: Disability weights measurement study for the Global Burden of Disease Study 2010
Daughter preference in Japan: A reflection of gender role attitudes
Unlike other East Asian nations where preference for sons over daughters still prevails, gender preference for children in Japan has progressively shifted from son preference to a noticeable daughter preference over the past few decades. This emergence of
Gender and Parenting Difficulty of the First-Born: Implications for Parity Progression among Japanese Couples
This study explores possible implications of gender and parenting difficulty of the first-born child on parity progression among parents in Japan, a country with widespread daughter preference. Past research reveals that having a child of the less preferred gender is associated with a higher probability of a subsequent birth and a shorter birth interval if couples choose to have an additional child. Therefore, having a child of the less preferred…
Psychology (7 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Demography (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Demographic Trends and Gender Preferences (4 works) · Developmental psychology (4 works) · Family Dynamics and Relationships (4 works) · Population (4 works) · Economics (3 works)