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- The study investigates how different family residence structures, specifically three-generation and skip-generation households, impact adolescents' non-cognitive abilities, like emotional stability and agreeableness.
- Using data and advanced statistical methods, it finds that three-generation families have a positive influence on certain traits, while skip-generation families can negatively impact emotional stability.
- The research emphasizes the significant role of grandparents in adolescent development and suggests policy changes to improve the well-being of adolescents living in skip-generation homes.
Article Abstract
Purpose: The family residence structure serves as a crucial pathway through which the family environment influences adolescents' development.
Methods: Drawing on nationally representative data, this study employs multiple linear regression models and propensity score matching to examine the impact of various family residence structures on adolescents' non-cognitive abilities. Causal identification is achieved through propensity score matching, while robustness is assessed using methods such as augmented inverse probability weighting and placebo tests. Heterogeneity analysis is conducted based on gender and household registration, aiming to explore the mechanisms by which family residence structure affects adolescents' non-cognitive abilities.
Results: The findings indicate that compared to two-parent co-residence households, three-generation co-residence families have significantly positive effects on emotional stability, conscientiousness, and agreeableness among adolescents. In contrast, skip-generation coresidence families exhibit significant negative effects on emotional stability and agreeableness in adolescents. Further investigation into the underlying mechanisms reveals that parental involvement and family socioeconomic status within three-generation co-residence families positively influence adolescents' non-cognitive abilities.
Conclusion: This study highlights the importance of considering grandparents' role in adolescent growth and advocates for policy recommendations focusing on enhancing non-cognitive abilities in adolescents from skip-generation co-residence families.
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