Im Beitrag werden auf Basis von ALLBUS-Daten der Wellen 1980–2021 ( N = 69.643) hierarchische Alters-Perioden-Kohorten(APK)-Analysen für die Wahrscheinlichkeit durchgeführt, Mitglied einer christlichen Kirche zu sein. Ein Vergleich zwischen modifizierten hierarchischen APK-Modellen mit...

The present study investigates the change of gender role attitudes in Germany between 1982 and 2016. Nine waves of the German General Social Survey are used (N = 26,389). In contrast to previous trend studies, which largely ignore age effects, a mechanism-based age-period-cohort model (...

The present study investigates the change of gender role attitudes in Germany between 1982 and 2016. Nine waves of the German General Social Survey are used (N = 26,389). In contrast to previous trend studies, which largely ignore age effects, a mechanism-based age-period-cohort model (...

A standard approach to estimating structural parameters in life-cycle models imposes sufficient assumptions on the data to identify the 'age profile' of outcomes, then chooses model parameters so that the model's age profile matches this empirical age profile. I show that this approach is both...

A standard approach to estimating structural parameters in life‐cycle models imposes sufficient assumptions on the data to identify the “age profile” of outcomes, then chooses model parameters so that the model's age profile matches this empirical age profile. I show that this approach is...

A standard approach to estimating structural parameters in life-cycle models imposes sufficient assumptions on the data to identify the "age profile" of outcomes, then chooses model parameters so that the model's age profile matches this empirical age profile. I show that this approach is both...

A standard approach to estimating structural parameters in life-cycle models imposes sufficient assumptions on the data to identify the \age profile" of outcomes, then chooses model parameters so that the model's age profile matches this empirical age profile. I show that this approach is both...