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Objectives: The purpose of this study was to assess a comprehensive examination of five hypotheses related to promotion and a disincentive of the father's household participation in three East Asian Countries.Methods: The subjects of this study were 1250 Korean household, 800 Chinese household, and 1000 Japanese household who send their children to a nursery.The questionnaire consisted to husband's age, income, education, number of children, age of youngest child, male s household ' participation, wife s age, income, education, whether or not living parents, male s home time, pre ' ' sence or absence occupation of wife, traditional values, sense of parent role.We designed the casual model to examine the relationship between male's household participation and five hypotheses about household participation.Above model was examined by using structural equation modeling.We used the data from 259 Korean household, 153 Chinese household, and 240 Japanese household with no missing values on the variables.Results: As a result, there were similar among three countries that Substitute hypothesis of re ' sources and An ideology hypothesis were supported.On the other hand, it was confirmed that ' ' 'there are some differences not only common in promotion and a disincentive of male's household participation by the three countries with different social and cultural background.탕으로 남성의 가사참가에 관한 다섯가지 가설을 종합 적으로 검토하는 것에 목적을 두었다.Conclusions: In the future, it is desirable to validate the causal relationship between adding new variables and hypotheses.Also, it is suggesting the need to develop common supporting program and original supporting program based on social/cultural background aimed at promoting the male s ' household participation.
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