Netherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute (NIDI-KNAW).
Department of Sociology, University of Amsterdam.
Psychol Aging. 2017 Dec;32(8):689-697. doi: 10.1037/pag0000205.
The general assumption in past research on coupled retirement is that men and women prefer joint retirement. The current study tests this assumption and hypothesizes that preferences to retire jointly are associated with (a) the work and relationship attachment of both members of the couple, and (b) the respective spouse's preferences. The results show that the majority of dual-earner couples have no preference for joint retirement. Male and female spouses with either weak work attachment or strong relationship attachment are more likely to prefer to retire jointly. Moreover, spouses strongly influence each other's preferences. (PsycINFO Database Record
过去关于耦合退休的研究普遍假设男性和女性更喜欢共同退休。本研究检验了这一假设，并假设共同退休的偏好与（a）夫妻双方的工作和关系依恋，以及（b）各自配偶的偏好有关。研究结果表明，大多数双职工夫妇对共同退休没有偏好。工作依恋较弱或关系依恋较强的男性和女性配偶更有可能倾向于共同退休。此外，配偶之间强烈影响彼此的偏好。
