Marjorie E Starrels
Biographic Data
| ID | 89798 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Marjorie E Starrels |
| GIVEN NAMES | Marjorie E |
| FAMILY NAME | Starrels |
| SIGNATURE | STARRELS M E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Michigan |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 145 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| H-INDEX | 7 |
Adolescents' Plans for Family Formation: Is Parental Socialization Important
This study examines adolescents' plans for family formation (marriage and parenthood) and the congruence between their plans and their mothers' expectations and behaviors within these spheres. Using log-linear and ordinary least squares (OLS) regression models to analyze data from the National Survey of Children (N= 724), this study addresses mechanisms of family socialization (e.g., modeling and defining influence) informed by social learning an…
Men Giving Care: Reflections of Husbands and Sons
The Stress of Caring for a Parent: Effects of the Elder's Impairment on an Employed, Adult Child
MARJORIE E. STARRELS Colorado State University BERIT INGERSOLL-DAYTON University of Michigan* DAVID W. DOWLER University of Michigan** MARGARET B. NEAL Portland State University*** This study examines direct and indirect effects of an elder's impairment on the caregiving stress of employed sons and daughters. Using path analysis and decomposition of variance, it examines data provided by 1,585 employees who care for a parent or parent-in-law aged…
Intergenerational Solidarity and the Workplace: Employees' Caregiving for Their Parents
Marjorie E. Starrels, Berit Ingersoll-Dayton, Margaret B. Neal, Hiroko Yamada, Intergenerational Solidarity and the Workplace: Employees' Caregiving for Their Parents, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 57, No. 3 (Aug., 1995), pp. 751-762
Husbands' involvement in female gender-typed household chores
Achieving a Productive Aging Society
Preface by Scott A. Bass Achieving a Productive Aging Society by Francis G. Caro, Scott A. Bass, and Yung-Ping Chen Age, Productivity, and Transcendence by Harry R. Moody Labor Market Obstacles to Productive Aging by Joseph F. Quinn and Richard V. Burkhauser Ageism in the Labor Market versus Productive Aging by Alan Walker and Philip Taylor New Technologies and the Aging Work Force by David C. Mowery and Mark S. Kamlet Is Unretirement Unprecedent…
The Feminization of Poverty in the United States: Gender, Race, Ethnicity, and Family Factors
This article delineates the contribution of gender, race, ethnicity, marital, and parental status to the feminization of poverty. Its analysis of recent published and unpublished census data suggests that gender, race, and ethnicity strongly affect poverty rates. However, parenthood interacts with gender in such a way as to affect only women and to affect White women more than Blacks and Hispanics. By examining these sources of poverty separately…
Gender Differences in Parent-Child Relations
This article uses longitudinal data from the National Survey of Children to examine parent-child relationships in middle childhood and early adolescence. It analyzes parental nurturance, closeness, discipline, and authoritativeness by gender of parent and child. Logistic and OLS regression models of supportive parenting are also presented. Fathers are much more involved with sons and tend to concentrate on more instrumental facets of support, whe…
Family Caregiving: Autonomous and Paternalistic Decision Making
Equal Parenthood and Social Policy: A Study of Parental Leave in Sweden.Linda Haas
Attitude Similarity between Mothers and Children regarding Maternal Employment
The Evolution of Workplace Family Policy Research
This article integrates and analyzes research on workplace family policy and suggests areas for further inquiry. It highlights salient themes such as corporate culture, gender and class differences regarding support for policies, and the role of government. A theoretical framework for understanding barriers to progressive family policies in the workplace is articulated that identifies competing social, cultural, and psychological forces. Thus the…
Gender Differences in Parent-Child Relations
This article uses longitudinal data from the National Survey of Children to examine parent-child relationships in middle childhood and early adolescence. It analyzes parental nurturance, closeness, discipline, and authoritativeness by gender of parent and child. Logistic and OLS regression models of supportive parenting are also presented. Fathers are much more involved with sons and tend to concentrate on more instrumental facets of support, whe…
Husbands' involvement in female gender-typed household chores
Adolescents' Plans for Family Formation: Is Parental Socialization Important
This study examines adolescents' plans for family formation (marriage and parenthood) and the congruence between their plans and their mothers' expectations and behaviors within these spheres. Using log-linear and ordinary least squares (OLS) regression models to analyze data from the National Survey of Children (N= 724), this study addresses mechanisms of family socialization (e.g., modeling and defining influence) informed by social learning an…
Attitude Similarity between Mothers and Children regarding Maternal Employment
The Feminization of Poverty in the United States: Gender, Race, Ethnicity, and Family Factors
This article delineates the contribution of gender, race, ethnicity, marital, and parental status to the feminization of poverty. Its analysis of recent published and unpublished census data suggests that gender, race, and ethnicity strongly affect poverty rates. However, parenthood interacts with gender in such a way as to affect only women and to affect White women more than Blacks and Hispanics. By examining these sources of poverty separately…
The Evolution of Workplace Family Policy Research
This article integrates and analyzes research on workplace family policy and suggests areas for further inquiry. It highlights salient themes such as corporate culture, gender and class differences regarding support for policies, and the role of government. A theoretical framework for understanding barriers to progressive family policies in the workplace is articulated that identifies competing social, cultural, and psychological forces. Thus the…
The Stress of Caring for a Parent: Effects of the Elder's Impairment on an Employed, Adult Child
MARJORIE E. STARRELS Colorado State University BERIT INGERSOLL-DAYTON University of Michigan* DAVID W. DOWLER University of Michigan** MARGARET B. NEAL Portland State University*** This study examines direct and indirect effects of an elder's impairment on the caregiving stress of employed sons and daughters. Using path analysis and decomposition of variance, it examines data provided by 1,585 employees who care for a parent or parent-in-law aged…
Intergenerational Solidarity and the Workplace: Employees' Caregiving for Their Parents
Marjorie E. Starrels, Berit Ingersoll-Dayton, Margaret B. Neal, Hiroko Yamada, Intergenerational Solidarity and the Workplace: Employees' Caregiving for Their Parents, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 57, No. 3 (Aug., 1995), pp. 751-762
Attitude Similarity between Mothers and Children regarding Maternal Employment
The Evolution of Workplace Family Policy Research
This article integrates and analyzes research on workplace family policy and suggests areas for further inquiry. It highlights salient themes such as corporate culture, gender and class differences regarding support for policies, and the role of government. A theoretical framework for understanding barriers to progressive family policies in the workplace is articulated that identifies competing social, cultural, and psychological forces. Thus the…
Family Caregiving: Autonomous and Paternalistic Decision Making
Equal Parenthood and Social Policy: A Study of Parental Leave in Sweden.Linda Haas
Husbands' involvement in female gender-typed household chores
Achieving a Productive Aging Society
Preface by Scott A. Bass Achieving a Productive Aging Society by Francis G. Caro, Scott A. Bass, and Yung-Ping Chen Age, Productivity, and Transcendence by Harry R. Moody Labor Market Obstacles to Productive Aging by Joseph F. Quinn and Richard V. Burkhauser Ageism in the Labor Market versus Productive Aging by Alan Walker and Philip Taylor New Technologies and the Aging Work Force by David C. Mowery and Mark S. Kamlet Is Unretirement Unprecedent…
The Feminization of Poverty in the United States: Gender, Race, Ethnicity, and Family Factors
This article delineates the contribution of gender, race, ethnicity, marital, and parental status to the feminization of poverty. Its analysis of recent published and unpublished census data suggests that gender, race, and ethnicity strongly affect poverty rates. However, parenthood interacts with gender in such a way as to affect only women and to affect White women more than Blacks and Hispanics. By examining these sources of poverty separately…
Gender Differences in Parent-Child Relations
This article uses longitudinal data from the National Survey of Children to examine parent-child relationships in middle childhood and early adolescence. It analyzes parental nurturance, closeness, discipline, and authoritativeness by gender of parent and child. Logistic and OLS regression models of supportive parenting are also presented. Fathers are much more involved with sons and tend to concentrate on more instrumental facets of support, whe…
Intergenerational Solidarity and the Workplace: Employees' Caregiving for Their Parents
Marjorie E. Starrels, Berit Ingersoll-Dayton, Margaret B. Neal, Hiroko Yamada, Intergenerational Solidarity and the Workplace: Employees' Caregiving for Their Parents, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 57, No. 3 (Aug., 1995), pp. 751-762
The Stress of Caring for a Parent: Effects of the Elder's Impairment on an Employed, Adult Child
MARJORIE E. STARRELS Colorado State University BERIT INGERSOLL-DAYTON University of Michigan* DAVID W. DOWLER University of Michigan** MARGARET B. NEAL Portland State University*** This study examines direct and indirect effects of an elder's impairment on the caregiving stress of employed sons and daughters. Using path analysis and decomposition of variance, it examines data provided by 1,585 employees who care for a parent or parent-in-law aged…
Men Giving Care: Reflections of Husbands and Sons
Adolescents' Plans for Family Formation: Is Parental Socialization Important
This study examines adolescents' plans for family formation (marriage and parenthood) and the congruence between their plans and their mothers' expectations and behaviors within these spheres. Using log-linear and ordinary least squares (OLS) regression models to analyze data from the National Survey of Children (N= 724), this study addresses mechanisms of family socialization (e.g., modeling and defining influence) informed by social learning an…
Psychology (10 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Developmental psychology (7 works) · Social Psychology (7 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Work-Family Balance Challenges (6 works) · Intergenerational Family Dynamics and Caregiving (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · Gender, Labor, and Family Dynamics (4 works)