By Column: Everything | Demographics | Sexual History | Attitudes | Relationships | Dating | Hookups
Alphabetically: Everything | Demographics | Sexual History | Attitudes | Relationships | Dating | Hookups
childrearing (in Attitudes)
Variable Summary | Undergrad | Freshman | Sophomore | Junior | Senior |
Sexually active students: | Undergrad | Freshman | Sophomore | Junior | Senior |
Casual-sexually active students: | Undergrad | Freshman | Sophomore | Junior | Senior |
How do you envision that the children asked about in the previous question will be cared for?
The same question also applies to the variable, straight.childrearing.
This variable, childrearing, is used in the construction of the variable, straight.childrearing.
students (childrearing) | ||||||
All Rs | Female | Male | ||||
I will stop working and stay at home with them when they are young | 3601 | 18.13% | 3514 | 25.60% | 81 | 1.34% |
My partner will stop working and stay at home with them when they are young | 1307 | 6.58% | 109 | 0.79% | 1192 | 19.66% |
My partner and I will both work part-time and share child care | 2927 | 14.73% | 2050 | 14.93% | 868 | 14.31% |
My partner and I will both have careers and we'll use child care during work hours | 5937 | 29.88% | 4176 | 30.42% | 1734 | 28.59% |
Don't know | 6095 | 30.68% | 3879 | 28.26% | 2189 | 36.10% |
Missing |
4264
(17.67%) |
– |
2751
(16.69%) |
– |
1397
(18.72%) |
– |
Total | 24131 | 100% | 16479 | 100% | 7461 | 100% |
I will stop working and stay at home with them when they are young My partner will stop working and stay at home with them when they are young My partner and I will both work part-time and share child care My partner and I will both have careers and we'll use child care during work hours Don't know |
4272, 2728, 2144, 1948, 299
1657, 1175, 945, 801, 177 |
I will stop working and stay at home with them when they are young My partner will stop working and stay at home with them when they are young My partner and I will both work part-time and share child care My partner and I will both have careers and we'll use child care during work hours Don't know |
2928, 1723, 1388, 1250, 181
1200, 714, 587, 510, 106 |
These graphs reflect only undergraduates attending 4-year colleges who are of normative age -- 18, 19, 20, 21, or 22, +/- 1, for freshman, sophomores, juniors, seniors, and later undergraduates, respectively. Solid lines represent women. Dotted lines represent men.
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