어머니의 평등한 성역할 태도, 양육분담, 가족유연성과 주관적 행복감의 관계: 지역규모(대도시/읍면) 차이를 중심으로 (The Relationships between Mothers' Gender Role Attitudes, Division of Childcare, Family Flexibility and Subjective Happiness: Focus on Differences in Regional Scale)

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· 발행기관 : 가정과삶의질학회
· 수록지 정보 : 가정과삶의질연구 / 39권 / 3호 / 151 ~ 168페이지
· 저자명 : 박하연, 김민정, 이강이

초록

The purpose of this study is to investigate the relationships between mothers' gender role attitudes, division of child care, family flexibility, and subjective happiness while focusing on urban-rural differences. Data from 1,562 mothers with preschool children who participated in the 7th wave of Panel Study on Korean Children were employed. Participants consisted of 711 (45.5%) urban mothers and 851 (54.5%) rural mothers. A multigroup path analysis revealed that mother's gender role attitudes had a direct effect on subjective happiness and an indirect effect mediated by family flexibility in urban mothers only. In rural mothers, both direct and indirect effects of mother's gender role attitudes on subjective happiness were not significant. In addition, the research findings showed that in both regions, mothers' perceived division of childcare had an indirect effect on subjective happiness through family flexibility. The current study suggests that it is essential to understand the impact of mothers' personal and family-related factors on subjective happiness among mothers with young children through interaction within the scale of their residential area.

영어초록

The purpose of this study is to investigate the relationships between mothers' gender role attitudes, division of child care, family flexibility, and subjective happiness while focusing on urban-rural differences. Data from 1,562 mothers with preschool children who participated in the 7th wave of Panel Study on Korean Children were employed. Participants consisted of 711 (45.5%) urban mothers and 851 (54.5%) rural mothers. A multigroup path analysis revealed that mother's gender role attitudes had a direct effect on subjective happiness and an indirect effect mediated by family flexibility in urban mothers only. In rural mothers, both direct and indirect effects of mother's gender role attitudes on subjective happiness were not significant. In addition, the research findings showed that in both regions, mothers' perceived division of childcare had an indirect effect on subjective happiness through family flexibility. The current study suggests that it is essential to understand the impact of mothers' personal and family-related factors on subjective happiness among mothers with young children through interaction within the scale of their residential area.

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