고령부부-비동거자녀 세대간 교환관계 유형: 2008년과 2017년의 차이 비교

유재언; 최희정

doi:10.7466/JKHMA.2019.37.2.69

고령부부-비동거자녀 세대간 교환관계 유형: 2008년과 2017년의 차이 비교 = Intergenerational Exchange Between Older Couples and Their Non-Coresident Children: Comparison between 2008 and 2017

제목: 고령부부-비동거자녀 세대간 교환관계 유형: 2008년과 2017년의 차이 비교 = Intergenerational Exchange Between Older Couples and Their Non-Coresident Children: Comparison between 2008 and 2017

저자: 유재언 ; 최희정

키워드: 세대관계 ; 세대간 교환 ; 고령부부-성인자녀 ; 한국 가족 ; 관계의 변화 ; intergenerational relationships ; intergenerational exchange ; older couples-adult children ; Korean family ; change in relationship

발행연도: 2019-06-30

발행기관: 한국가정관리학회

인용정보: 한국가정관리학회지, vol. 37, no. 2, pp. 69 - 87

초록: The purpose of this study was to evaluate differences over time in patterns of support exchanges between older couples and their non-coresident adult children, and the characteristics of the adult children as correlates of support exchange patterns. Data were drawn from the Survey on the Elderly Life Condition in 2008 and 2017. The analytic sample consisted of 4,415 couples (2,265 couples in 2008 and 2,150 couples in 2017) who were 60 years old or older and had at least one adult child living independently at the time of survey. For analyses, latent profile and logistic regression models were estimated. The latent profile analysis was applied to 12 indicators of exchanges (emotional, instrumental, and I(ADL) assistance support given to or received from non-coresident adult children). Five profiles of intergenerational exchanges were identified in both survey years (high; moderate; little exchange across all types of support; exchange of emotional support; and dependence on children for all types of support) with one difference. In 2017, wives in exchange of emotional support profile also exchanged moderate to high levels of instrumental support with non-coresident children. With regard to other differences over time, reciprocal support exchange patterns across emotional, instrumental, and physical support declined over time. Instead, the proportions of older couples in the little exchange or dependence on children profiles increased. As for correlates of support exchange patterns, parents with daughters were overall found to report more intergenerational exchanges in 2017 compared to 2008, but they did not necessarily receive support for their I(ADL) limitations. The results implied that intergenerational exchange profiles
could be divided into diverse types and the proportion and covariates for each profile could vary over time.

Fulltext: https://doi.org/10.7466/JKHMA.2019.37.2.69

ISSN: 1229-1331

DOI: 10.7466/JKHMA.2019.37.2.69

메타데이터 전체 보기

링크

서지형식 자동생성 참고문헌 변환

Publications

링크

공유

아이템 조회 수, 다운로드 수

라이선스