Family patronage, institutional patronage, and work family conflict: women’s employment status and subjective well-being in urban China

The Journal of Chinese Sociology

Table 3 Multi-level mixed effects ordered logistic regression models to estimate the subjective well-being of women in urban China

Variable	Model 1	Model 2	Model 3	Model 4
Age	−0.010	−0.025***	−0.026***	−0.026***
Years of schooling	0.031*	0.025	0.021	0.014
Agricultural Hukou status	−0.018	−0.038	−0.042	−0.013
CCP member	−0.003	0.011	−0.011	−0.031
Religion	0.319*	0.306*	0.314*	0.350*
Has minor children	−0.083	−0.204	−0.166	−0.174
Housing area	0.337***	0.252**	0.250**	0.248**
Social welfare	0.291*	0.276*	0.271⁺	0.214
Self-rated health	0.518***	0.520***	0.529***	0.529***
Subjective social mobility^a
No mobility	−0.568*	−0.546***	−0.558***	−0.563***
Downward mobility	−1.235***	−1.224***	−1.261***	−1.270***
Personal income (10,000 RMB)	0.005	−0.001	0.016	0.020
Married		0.862***	0.822***	0.849***
Income of other family members (10,000 RMB)		0.035***	0.031***	0.030***
Employment status^b
Work in public sectors			0.267*	0.149
Unemployed			0.440***	0.220
Total weekly work hours^c
41–50 h				−0.257⁺
51–60 h				0.009
Over 61 h				−0.660***
Cutting points	Omitted	Omitted	Omitted	Omitted
Random intercept	0.228***	0.213***	0.221***	0.227***
N	2162	2162	2162	2162
Log-likelihood	−2359.77	−2326.69	−2318.68	−2309.45