Date: Thu, 25 Jan 2007 11:10:32 -0600 (CST)
From: TownHall Spotlight <TownHallmessage@townhall.com>
To: " Fred L Nance Jr" <frednance@clickservices.org>
Subject: familyfacts.org is the "Google" of data on the family
The Heritage Foundation's familyfacts.org puts social science research on the family, society and religion at your fingertips. The site's search engine contains more than 2500 findings taken from peer-reviewed journals, books and government surveys. Heritage's familyfacts.org is an ideal resource for policymakers, journalists, scholars and the general public. Users can view findings by categories or create their own search based on a topic, keyword or author. Categories include: Children & Teens, Crime & Violence, Education, Family, Health & sexuality, Marriage & Divorce, Parenting, Pregnancy, and Religion & Culture. You don't have to be a social science expert to find the data you need…if you can use Google, you can use familyfacts.org.
satisfaction with family life.
2. Married couples report greater sexual
satisfaction.
3. Married women report higher levels of physical
and psychological health.
4. Married people are more likely to volunteer.
5. Being married increases the likelihood of
affluence.
6. Married people experience less depression.
7. Getting married increases the probability of
moving out of a poor neighborhood.
8. Married men make more money.
9. Married women are less likely to experience
poverty.
10. Those who have never been married have
nearly twice the mortality risk of those who
are married.
Too Much TV?
Key Data: Individuals who watched more weekday television during their childhood and adolescence had lower levels of educational attainment and were less likely to have earned a university degree by the time they were 26 years old when compared to peers who watched less weekday television...(more)
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January 26, 2007
familyfacts.org is the "Google" of data on the family
TownHall Spotlight <TownHallmessage@townhall.com> wrote:
