英文摘要 |
This study examines the impact of the typology of intergenerational support, gender and lineage on intergenerational affection. The data are derived from the PSFD in 2020, including 340 married peoples and their 1548 parent-child ties. Intergenerational support could be distinguished into four types: “mutual sup-port,” “emotional closeness,” “responsibility” and “money providing.” The results of hierarchical linear model show that: (.1.) those who belong to the “emotional closeness” and the “mutual support” types have the highest intergenerational affection, followed by the “responsibility” type, and the “money providing” type is the lowest. (.2.) Married people have a higher intergenerational affection with female family members. (.3.) Compared with the husband’s family, the intergen-erational affection with the wife’s family or with the children is higher. (.4.) The gender, lineage and typology of support type have significant interaction effects on intergenerational affection, highlighting the complex appearance of intergen-erational support interaction and affection among family members. |