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社会性别视角下的代际支持与老龄健康

Translated title of the contribution: Research on Intergenerational Support and Health of Ageing from a Gender Perspective

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    Abstract

    Good intergenerational relationship is essential to the life of the elderly. This is not only reflected in the strong positive effect of children's economic support to elderly parents' living level, but also reflected in the positive effect of intergenerational support to old people's physiological and psychological health effects. However, the role of sons and daughters in intergenerational support is not the same, the traditional gender system gives sons and daughters different support responsibility, while physiological and psychological differences give males and females different support advantage. This study was aimed to explore the gender differences of intergenerational support and the different effect of sons and daughters' intergenerational support on the health status of the elderly parents. Cross-section data of CHARLS was conducted for empirical analysis. Results showed that: the influence of traditional gender system still exists in the countryside, but women's role in intergenerational support is gradually highlighted. There are both similarities and differences between urban and rural intergenerational support pattern. Male and female own different advantages in intergenerational support.
    Translated title of the contributionResearch on Intergenerational Support and Health of Ageing from a Gender Perspective
    Original languageChinese (Simplified)
    Pages (from-to)63-72
    Journal西安交通大學學報(社會科學版)
    Volume37
    Issue number3
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - May 2017

    Research Keywords

    • 社会性别
    • 代际支持
    • 老龄健康
    • social gender
    • intergenerational support
    • health of ageing

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