I agreed that your Dependent Variable is Continuous in nature.

I want to know the Title of your research and target objectives at first.

Of course the married conditions has partial influence on the family commitments that has insignificant effects in their performance.

Gender itself then Gender with married condition and the Gender with Children.

Here things are very according to your research clearly stated that unmarried Gender has significant effect.

The married Gender has insignificant effects.

This results finding is too general and these Gender influence connect with what ?

How much these Continuous Variables affecting other factor variables that we should know clearly.

Hi Navya, I feel it's helpful for writing summaries to make graphs. In your case, since gender and having children are significant, try a cluster bar graph of gender and children. Since your only main effect is having children, maybe write it as your focus; something like, "Having children increases (or decreases) DV and being a mother (or father) makes the increase (or decrease) larger." Good luck with your study! ~ Katie

Katie Madeline Wyndzen Thank you for your response! Yes, the way you've described the effect gets the message across well.