Figure 2
The diagram shows four rectangles on the left, arranged vertically from top to bottom labeled “Parental leave”, “Income less than 30,000”, “Education L S E or S E”, and “Age”. Four diagonal lines extend from each left-side rectangle toward “Economic motivation” as follows: From “Parental leave”, the line is labeled “negative 0.055; negative 0.040 (0.586)”. From “Income less than 30,000”, the line is labeled “negative 0.026; negative 0.019 (0.799)”. From “Education L S E or S E”, the line is labeled “negative 0.151; negative 0.101 (0.179)”. From “Age”, the line is labeled “negative 0.032; negative 0.257 (0.001)”. Below the diagram, a table presents regression results with columns labeled “Unstandardized Coefficients B”, “Standardized Coefficients Beta”, “t”, “Significance”, and “Statistics V I F”. The rows list variables and their corresponding values. Row 1: (Constant): B: 5.156; t: 14.703; Significance: 0,000. Row 2: Parental leave: B: negative 0.055; Beta: negative 0.040; t: negative 0.546; Significance: 0.586; V I F: 1,093. Row 3: Income less than 30,000: B: negative 0.026; Beta: negative 0.019; t: negative 0.255; Significance: 0.799; V I F: 1,146. Row 4: Education L S E or S E: B: negative 0.151; Beta: negative 0.101; t: negative 1.348; Significance: 0.179; V I F: 1,152. Row 5: Age: B: negative 0.032; Beta: negative 0.257; t: negative 3.314; Significance: 0.001; V I F: 1,230. The last row shows R Square: 0,056.Economic motivation. Source: Elaborated by the authors