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Life Satisfaction of Single Parents in Hong Kong [electronic resource] /

by Lee Mo Yee; Kwong, Law Chi; Kwan, Tam Kwok.
Material type: materialTypeLabelArticleDescription: pp. 58-78.Online resources: Click here to access full-text article In: Asia Pacific journal of social work and development 1999, Vol. 9, No. 1Summary: Using concepts derived from North American studies, the present study develops a model to investigate the contributions of various factors to the life satisfaction of single Chinese parents in Hong Kong. Findings of the path analysis indicate that Household Income, and Time Sufficiency in Childcare positively predict Life Satisfaction of single parents. Perceived Difficulty in Childcare negatively predicts Life Satisfaction. Employment, however, has both positive arid negative effects on Life Satisfaction. Implications for assisting single parents are discussed.
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Using concepts derived from North American studies, the present study develops a model to investigate the contributions of various factors to the life satisfaction of single Chinese parents in Hong Kong. Findings of the path analysis indicate that Household Income, and Time Sufficiency in Childcare positively predict Life Satisfaction of single parents. Perceived Difficulty in Childcare negatively predicts Life Satisfaction. Employment, however, has both positive arid negative effects on Life Satisfaction. Implications for assisting single parents are discussed.

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