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Although the social clock for women is now (in recent decades) very similar to the social clock for men, one important difference noted in Module 2 is: Women's timing of a first child is much earlier in life compared to men's timing of a first child Women's timing of ending their education is much later in life compared to men's timing of ending their education. Women are more likely than men to experience biological senesence. Women's timing of leaving home (i.e., not residing with parents) is much sooner in life compared to men's timing of leaving home.

          Although the social clock for women is now (in recent decades) very similar to the social clock for
men, one important difference noted in Module 2 is:
Women's timing of a first child is much earlier in life compared to men's timing of a first child
Women's timing of ending their education is much later in life compared to men's timing of ending their
education.
Women are more likely than men to experience biological senesence.
Women's timing of leaving home (i.e., not residing with parents) is much sooner in life compared to men's
timing of leaving home.

Although the social clock for women is now (in recent decades) very similar to the social clock for
men, one important difference noted in Module 2 is:
Women's timing of a first child is much earlier in life compared to men's timing of a first child
Women's timing of ending their education is much later in life compared to men's timing of ending their
education.
Women are more likely than men to experience biological senesence.
Women's timing of leaving home (i.e., not residing with parents) is much sooner in life compared to men's
timing of leaving home.

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