Special publics Special public: Parents with children at home Path PARENTHOOD Parents Parents with children at home Number of studies 19 Additional keywords Related correlational subjects List of Studies on this Public Reference Title of publication Public Levitt et al. (1986): study US 1984 Social Network Relationships as Sources of Maternal Support and Well-Being. Mothers of 13-months infants, Florida, U.S.A., 1984 Veroff et al. (1962): study US 1957 Dimensions of subjective adjustment. 21+ aged, married, with childeren, USA, 1957 Mussen et al. (1982): study US 1930 Early Adult Antecedents of Life Satisfaction at Age 70. Mothers of 21-months babies. Followed 40 years, Berkeley USA, 1930-70 Henggeler & Borduin (1981): study US 1981 Satisfied Working Mothers and their Preschool Sons: Interaction and Psychosocial Adjustment. Married mothers of 4 year old sons, USA, 1981 Lee et al. (1982): study KR 1980 Perceptions of Quality of Life in an Industrializing Country: The Case of the Republic of Korea. Parents with unmarried children at home, South Korea, 1980 Mussen et al. (1980): study US 1928 /1 Continuity and Change in Women's Characteristics over Four Decades. Mothers of preschool-aged-children, Berkeley USA, 1928-68 Shehan (1984): study US 1982 Wives' Work and Psychological Well-Being: An Extension of Gove's Social Role Theory of Depression. Working mothers of preschool children and non-working controls, USA, 198? Schaefer & Burnett (1987): study US NorthCarolina 1980 Stability and Predictability of Quality of Women's Marital Relationship and Demoralization. Mothers of young children, followed 3 years, N.Carolina, USA, 1980-83 Fine-Davis et al. (2002): study ZZ Europe 2000 Fathers and Mothers: Dilemmas of the Work-Life Balance. A Comparative Study in Four European Countries. Dual career parents in four European cities, 200? Miller et al. (1991): study US 1956 Motherhood, Multiple Roles, and Maternal Well-Being: Women of the 1950 s. White married mothers with children under age 13, USA 1956 Winkelmann (2004): study XZ Germany West 1984 Subjective Well-Being and the Family: Results from an Ordered Probit Model with Multiple Random Effects. Parents and their 16+ aged children, West-Germany, followed from 1984 to 1997 Wong (1985a): study US 1984 Effects of Individual Sources of Support on Well-Being in Employed Parents. Working parents with children <16, USA, 1984 Antonucci et al. (1998): study US 1980 Negative Effects of Close Social Relations. 50-95 aged, married, with children, USA,1980 Galama et al. (2017): study CO 2010 Wealthier, Happier and More Self-Sufficient: When Anti-Poverty Programs Improve Economic and Subjective Wellbeing at a Reduced Cost to Taxpayers. Heads of poor families, earlier benefactors and non-benefactors of a welfare program, Colombia, 2010 Rudolf (2014): study KR 1998 Work Shorter, Be Happier? Longitudinal Evidence from the Korean Five -Day Working Policy. Married couples with children, followed 10 years before and after 5-day work policy, South Korea 1998-2008 Lansford et al. (2001): study US 1994 Does Family Structure Matter? A Comparison of Adoptive, Two-Parent Biological, Single-Mother, Stepfather and Stepmother Households. Families with at least one child <10 in household, United States of America, 1994 Schober & Schmitt (2013): study DE 2007 Day-Care Expansion and Parental Subjective Well-Being: Evidence from Germany. Parents with under 3 years children, before and after expansion of day care, Germany, 2007 - 2011 Mahler (1994): study US 1994 A Comparison of Single and Married Working Parents' Agency and Desire for Money. Working parents, United States of America, 1994 Kühn (2018): study DE 1984 Changes in Lone Mothers' Health: A Longitudinal Analysis Mothers, Germany, followed 1984 - 2011