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Showing 1 to 2 of 2 for “"Family social science"”.

  1. What does it mean to be a “Good Parent” according to Hmong parents?: a phenomenological study.

    The current study examines what constitutes good parents in the Hmong community in Minnesota. Nineteen parents (12 mothers and 7 fathers) participated in the study, and they represented 47.4% first-generation, 42.1% second-generation, and 10.5% 1.5-generation. Phenomenology was employed and …

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  2. Nexus between work and family in stay-at-home father households: analysis using the current population surveys, 1968-2008.

    … distribution of spouses' working hours. Using social exchange theory, gender roles theory, and feminist perspective, definitions were tested regarding the likelihood that the husband was the primary caregiver and the wife was the primary breadwinner. To answer this question, data from the …

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