Authors . | Main Effecta . | Outcome Studied . | Moderators Studied . | Moderator Effectb . | Country . | Data . |
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Kim and McKenry (2002) | –– | Depression | Gender | n.s. | USA | NSFH |
Simon (2002) | –– | Depression | Gender | Stronger for women | USA | NSFH |
Johnson and Wu (2002) | –– | Psychological distress | Marital quality | Stronger for low-quality marriages | USA | |
Williams (2003) | –– | Depression, life satisfaction | Gender Marital quality | n.s. Stronger for high-quality marriages | USA | ACLS |
Williams and Umberson (2004) | –– | Self-rated health | Age | Stronger for older persons (men) n.s. (women) | USA | ACLS |
Blekesaune and Barrett (2005) | –– (women) 0 (men) | Sickness absence | Age Children | Stronger for older persons (women) Stronger for younger persons (men) Stronger for couples with children | Norway | Registeårs |
Strohschein et al. (2005) | –– | Psychological distress | Gender | n.s. | USA | NPHS |
Liu and Chen (2006) | –– | Depression | Poverty | n.s. | USA | NLSY |
Kalmijn and Monden (2006) | –– | Depression | Marital quality | n.s. | USA | NSFH |
Williams and Dunne-Bryant (2006) | –– | Depression, life satisfaction | Gender Children | Stronger for womenc Stronger for couples with children | USA | NSFH |
Andreß and Bröckel (2007) | –– | Life satisfaction | Gender | Stronger for men | Germany | SOEP |
Liu and Umberson (2008)d | Self-rated health | Cohort | Stronger for recent cohorts | USA | NHIS | |
Mandemakers et al. (2010) | –– | Psychological distress | SES of origin family | Stronger for low-status persons | UK | NCDS |
Monden and Uunk (2013) | 0 | Self-rated health | Gender | n.s. | Europe | ECHP |
Authors . | Main Effecta . | Outcome Studied . | Moderators Studied . | Moderator Effectb . | Country . | Data . |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Kim and McKenry (2002) | –– | Depression | Gender | n.s. | USA | NSFH |
Simon (2002) | –– | Depression | Gender | Stronger for women | USA | NSFH |
Johnson and Wu (2002) | –– | Psychological distress | Marital quality | Stronger for low-quality marriages | USA | |
Williams (2003) | –– | Depression, life satisfaction | Gender Marital quality | n.s. Stronger for high-quality marriages | USA | ACLS |
Williams and Umberson (2004) | –– | Self-rated health | Age | Stronger for older persons (men) n.s. (women) | USA | ACLS |
Blekesaune and Barrett (2005) | –– (women) 0 (men) | Sickness absence | Age Children | Stronger for older persons (women) Stronger for younger persons (men) Stronger for couples with children | Norway | Registeårs |
Strohschein et al. (2005) | –– | Psychological distress | Gender | n.s. | USA | NPHS |
Liu and Chen (2006) | –– | Depression | Poverty | n.s. | USA | NLSY |
Kalmijn and Monden (2006) | –– | Depression | Marital quality | n.s. | USA | NSFH |
Williams and Dunne-Bryant (2006) | –– | Depression, life satisfaction | Gender Children | Stronger for womenc Stronger for couples with children | USA | NSFH |
Andreß and Bröckel (2007) | –– | Life satisfaction | Gender | Stronger for men | Germany | SOEP |
Liu and Umberson (2008)d | Self-rated health | Cohort | Stronger for recent cohorts | USA | NHIS | |
Mandemakers et al. (2010) | –– | Psychological distress | SES of origin family | Stronger for low-status persons | UK | NCDS |
Monden and Uunk (2013) | 0 | Self-rated health | Gender | n.s. | Europe | ECHP |
aA main effect refers to a decline in well-being after divorce.
b“Stronger” means a more negative divorce effect; n.s. means no significant interaction. In some instances, two-way interactions could not be interpreted because of the presence of three-way interactions. In these cases, we do not report on the two-way interactions. The same applies to some main effects.
cDifferent interactions were found for other types of outcomes, such as alcohol abuse (see the text).
dMain effect not given.