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Abstract：
Attitudes toward the civil and social citizenship rights of individuals in diverse family forms are underresearched. We use cross-national data from a pilot study among students in Denmark, Spain, Croatia, Italy, and the Netherlands to explore cross-country differences in beliefs about partnership, parenthood, and social rights of same-sex couples vs. heterosexual couples or married vs. cohabiting couples. The results suggest a polarization in students\' attitudes between countries that appear more traditional (i.e., Italy and Croatia) and less traditional (Spain and the Netherlands), where the rights of married heterosexual couples are privileged over other family forms more so than in nontraditional countries. Moreover, equality in social rights is generally more widely accepted than equality in civil rights, particularly in relationship to parenthood rights and in more traditional countries. We discuss the implications of these findings and the implications for further research in this underexplored area of attitudinal research.
摘要：
对不同家庭形式的个人的公民和社会公民权利的态度研究不足。我们使用来自丹麦学生的一项试点研究的跨国数据，西班牙,克罗地亚,意大利,和荷兰探索跨国对伙伴关系的信念差异，为人父母,同性伴侣的社会权利与异性恋夫妇或已婚vs.同居夫妇.结果表明，学生的态度在看起来更传统的国家之间出现了两极分化(即，意大利和克罗地亚）和较不传统的（西班牙和荷兰），与非传统国家相比，已婚异性恋夫妇的权利享有其他家庭形式的特权。此外，社会权利平等通常比公民权利平等更被广泛接受，特别是在父母权利和更传统的国家。我们讨论了这些发现的含义以及在态度研究的未开发领域对进一步研究的意义。
