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Table 3 Cross-equation correlation matrix for error components for role-related activities, by men and women and across countries

From: Determinants and impact of role-related time use allocation on self-reported health among married men and women: a cross-national comparative study

 

Women

Men

Paid Work

House Work

Childcare

Breusch-Pagan test of independence

Paid Work

House Work

Childcare

Breusch-Pagan test of independence

Germany

Paid Work

1.000

  

chi2(3) = 1201.433, Pr = 0.0000

1.000

  

chi2(3) = 1594.540, Pr = 0.0000

House Work

−0.422

1.000

 

−0.472

1.000

 

Childcare

−0.125

0.033

1.000

−0.153

0.034

1.000

Italy

Paid Work

1.000

  

chi2(3) = 1116.074, Pr = 0.0000

1.000

  

chi2(3) = 1522.582, Pr = 0.0000

House Work

−0.480

1.000

 

−0.424

1.000

 

Childcare

−0.154

0.006

1.000

−0.176

0.062

1.000

Spain

Paid Work

1.000

  

chi2(3) = 1082.527, Pr = 0.0000

1.000

  

chi2(3) = 1818.942, Pr = 0.0000

House Work

−0.466

1.000

 

− 0.453

1.000

 

Childcare

−0.155

− 0.001

1.000

−0.179

0.069

1.000

UK

Paid Work

1.000

  

chi2(3) = 1010.481, Pr = 0.0000

1.000

  

chi2(3) = 1134.302, Pr = 0.0000

House Work

− 0.505

1.000

 

− 0.539

1.000

 

Childcare

−0.139

0.004

1.000

−0.175

0.055

1.000

US

Paid Work

1.000

  

chi2(3) = 1945.878, Pr = 0.0000

1.000

  

chi2(3) = 2140.720, Pr = 0.0000

House Work

−0.564

1.000

 

−0.548

1.000

 

Childcare

−0.122

−0.015

1.000

−0.177

−0.006

1.000

  1. The Breusch-Pagan test of independence indicates that the residuals across all role-related activities is dependent, and this signals that the SUR models were the most efficient means of estimating the current models