Table 7.3
Impact of gender, birth cohort, country of residence, and level of education on co-residence trajectories. Separated logistic
regressions (Exp(b))
Transition to parenthood
Transition to empty nest
Leaving parental home
Transition to lone parenthood
Conjugality
Alternatives
Solo
Nesting one parent
Parenthood
Intercept
0.007**
0.229***
0.040***
0.013***
0.096***
0.016***
0.070***
0.017***
0.760*
Gender (ref.: men)Women
0.914
0.969
0.405***
8.17***
1.127
0.995
0.976
0.625*
1.012
Birth cohort (ref.: 1950–1955)1970–1975
84.192***
0.014***
10.933***
0.523***
0.531***
2.135***
0.744*
2.894***
0.442***
Country (ref.: Portugal)Switzerland
1.482*
1.049
0.493***
0.635
2.719***
0.231**
1.537*
0.798
0.760*
Lithuania
0.410***
1.153
0.453***
1.656
1.879**
2.773***
0.863
2.097*
1.140
Education level (ref.: (upper) secondary education)Primary education
0.566
1.298
0.315**
0.961
0.729
0.422
0.822
0.928
1.808***
Lower secondary education
1.077
1.259
0.548*
0.783
0.556*
0.573
0.782
1.385
1.489**
Post-
secondary
non-tertiary education
0.888
1.038
1.183
1.651
1.059
...
1.699
...
0.805
First stage of tertiary education
0.983
0.930
0.857
1.011
0.766
1.456
1.427
0.891
1.013
Second stage of tertiary education
0.821
1.028
1.484
1.059
0.718
1.645
2.553***
0.948
0.627***
Notes: *
p < 0.05; **
p < 0.01; ***
p < 0.001