Patrick Curran, Kenneth Bollen, Feinian Chen, Pamela Paxton, and James Kirby (2003)
Finite Sampling Properties of the Point Estimates and Confidence Intervals of the RMSEA
Sociological Methods and Research, 32(2):208-252.
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- Household Context and the Subjective Well-Being of the Oldest Old in China
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- Employment Transitions and the Household Division of Labor in China
- Residential Patterns of Parents and their Married Children in Contemporary China: A Life Course Approach
- The Division of Labor between Generations of Women in Rural China
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- The Noncentral Chi-Square Distribution in Misspecified Structural Equation Models: Finite Sample Results from a Monte Carlo Simulation
- Maternal Work and Child Care
- Work Patterns Following a Birth in Urban and Rural China
- Monte Carlo Experiments: Design and Implementation
- Improper Solutions in Structural Equation Models: Causes, Consequences and Strategies
- The Impact of Grandparental Proximity on Maternal Childcare in China
- Family Life Course Transitions and Rural Household Economy during China's Market Reform
- Social Change and Socioeconomic Disparities in Health over the Life Course in China: A Cohort Analysis
- Population Aging in China
- The Impact of Family Structure on Fertility
- Intergenerational Ties in Context: Grandparents Caring for Grandchildren in China.
- The Health Implications of Grandparents Caring for Grandchildren in China.
- Patterns of Grandparents Caring for Grandchildren
- Subjective well-being of the institutionalized oldest old in China
- Psychological Well-being of the Institutionalized and Community- residing Oldest Old in China: The Role of Children
- Social Capital in the Workplace and Health Disruptions: A Cross-National Investigation
- Living arrangements and health of older adults in India
- Race/Ethnic Differentials in the Health Consequences of Caring for Grandchildren for Grandparents
- For Better or Worse: The Health Implications of Marriage Separation Due to Migration in Rural China
- Who in the World Cares? Gender Gaps in Attitudes toward Support for Older Adults in 20 Nations
- Implications of Changes in Family Structure and Composition for the Psychological Well-Being of Filipino Women in Middle and Later Years
- Reprivatized Womanhood: Changes in Mainstream Media's Framing of Urban Women's Issues in China, 1995–2012
- Cross-National Patterns of Social Capital Accumulation Network Resources and Aging in China, Taiwan, and the United States
- Gender Differences in Attitudes toward Old Age Support: A Study of 20 Nations
- Do Parents Matter? Intergenerational Ties and Fertility Preferences in a Low Fertility Context
- Life Satisfaction of the Cross-border Marriage Migrants in South Korea: Exploring the Social Network Effects
- Family Division in China’s Transitional Economy
- Living Arrangements, Offspring Migration, and Health of Older Adults in Rural China: Revelation From Biomarkers and Propensity Score Analysis
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- Women's employment trajectories during early adulthood in urban China: A cohort comparison
- Double burden for women in mid- and later life: evidence from time-use profiles in Cebu, the Philippines
- Functional limitation trajectories and their determinants among women in the Philippines
- Transition in second birth intention in a low fertility context: the case of Jiangsu, China
- Which Child Is Parents’ Preferred Caregiver/Listener in China?
- Allocation of Eldercare Responsibilities Between Children and the Government in China: Does the Sense of Injustice Matter?
- Time-use Profiles, Chronic Role Overload, and Women’s Body Weight Trajectories from Middle to Later Life in the Philippines
- Spousal migration and married adults’ psychological distress in rural China: The roles of intimacy, autonomy and responsibility
- Evolving Parent-Adult Child Relations: Location of Multiple Children and Psychological Well-Being of Older Adults in China
- Mothers’ Work Patterns and Children’s Cognitive Skills: Evidence from the India Human Development Survey
- Better a Friend Nearby Than a Brother Far Away? The Health Implications of Foreign Domestic Workers’ Family and Friendship Networks
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