The new leaflet focuses on the similarities or differences between partners by education and age. The majority of respondents to the “Contemporary Czech Family” study live in partnerships where the man and woman are equally educated (51% of couples). In 30% of couples, the woman is more educated than the man, and in 19% of couples, the opposite is true. In 33% of partnerships, the man and woman are approximately the same age – their age difference is less than two years. In 55% of couples, the man is older than the woman, and in only 12% of couples, the opposite is true. More in the new leaflet:
You can find a detailed analysis in the research report focused on partnerships and parenthood: https://ggp-cz.fss.muni.cz/aktuality/nova-vyzkumna-zprava-partnerstvi-a-rodicovstvi
We are announcing a student competition for the best GGS study/paper award. The competition is intended for students of the Faculty of Social Studies of Masaryk University (FSS MU) at all levels of study.
When do Czech women and men experience important reproductive milestones, such as the birth of their first child or their first sexual experience? This is the focus of the latest leaflet with the results of the “Contemporary Czech Family" research.
