Maternal Employment and Children's Cognitive Ability in a Gender-Inegalitarian Society.

IF 3.5 1区社会学 Q1 DEMOGRAPHY

Demography Pub Date : 2026-08-01 DOI:10.1215/00703370-12777411

Jia Wang, James M Raymo

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Abstract

Maternal employment in regular full-time work is negatively associated with children's cognitive performance in Japan. The negative association is limited to the employment of mothers with a high school education or less. Mothers' nonstandard employment is unrelated to children's cognitive performance. Analyses examine children's cumulative exposure to mothers' employment. The estimation of marginal structural models facilitates causal inference.

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性别不平等社会中母亲就业与儿童认知能力。

在日本，从事正规全职工作的母亲与儿童的认知表现呈负相关。这种负面联系仅限于高中或以下学历的母亲就业。母亲的非标准就业与儿童的认知表现无关。分析研究了儿童对母亲工作的累积暴露。边际结构模型的估计有助于因果推理。

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Demography DEMOGRAPHY-

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