Add to ORKGMore and more children do not grow up in traditional nuclear fam-ilies. Instead they grow up in single parent households or in families with a step-parent. Hence it is important to improve our understanding of the impact of "shocks " in family structure due to parental relation-ship dissolution on children. In this study I empirically test whether children are traumatized by shocks in the family structure during child-hood. I focus on both educational, behavioral, and health outcomes. A population sample of Danish children born in January to May 1983, 1984, and 1985 is used for the analysis. The empirical cross-sectional analysis indicates a negative relation between the number of family structure changes and childrens educational...
Household composition, economic resources, and residence are not necessarily stable across childhood...
Norwegian register data covering all children born in 1974–1979 are used to describe the relationshi...
This article develops a typology of family change over the first five years of children's lives usin...
More and more children do not grow up in traditional nuclear fam-ilies. Instead they grow up in sing...
The paper provides a brief overview of the research literature on the impacts of family structure an...
There is an accumulating body of evidence suggesting that being raised in a non-intact family may ad...
II The impact of family structure on children’s outcomes is a highly debated topic in literature on ...
Differences in family structure have been linked to several mental health outcomes, where children l...
Research in the area of family structure and educational outcomes has often failed to account for in...
Using high quality data from Norwegian population registers, we examine the relationship between fam...
The family is the basic social unit which plays an important role in care, nurturing and socializati...
Using high-quality data from Norwegian population registers, we examine the relationship between fam...
A large body of literature has shown marked differences in the average levels of resources and child...
Children living in reconstituted and lone parent families are at greater risk of poorer socio-emotio...
considerably influences child development. Since the early years are most important when evaluating ...
Household composition, economic resources, and residence are not necessarily stable across childhood...
Norwegian register data covering all children born in 1974–1979 are used to describe the relationshi...
This article develops a typology of family change over the first five years of children's lives usin...
More and more children do not grow up in traditional nuclear fam-ilies. Instead they grow up in sing...
The paper provides a brief overview of the research literature on the impacts of family structure an...
There is an accumulating body of evidence suggesting that being raised in a non-intact family may ad...
II The impact of family structure on children’s outcomes is a highly debated topic in literature on ...
Differences in family structure have been linked to several mental health outcomes, where children l...
Research in the area of family structure and educational outcomes has often failed to account for in...
Using high quality data from Norwegian population registers, we examine the relationship between fam...
The family is the basic social unit which plays an important role in care, nurturing and socializati...
Using high-quality data from Norwegian population registers, we examine the relationship between fam...
A large body of literature has shown marked differences in the average levels of resources and child...
Children living in reconstituted and lone parent families are at greater risk of poorer socio-emotio...
considerably influences child development. Since the early years are most important when evaluating ...
Household composition, economic resources, and residence are not necessarily stable across childhood...
Norwegian register data covering all children born in 1974–1979 are used to describe the relationshi...
This article develops a typology of family change over the first five years of children's lives usin...