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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Fathers -- Employment"”.

  1. The work values of female adolescents

    … work values, regardless of the mothers' and fathers' employment status, perhaps dispelling some sex role myths that females from nontraditional career families model their mothers, thus establishing different work values than females from traditional career homes. Secondly, the differences …

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  2. Fathers’ Uptake of Parental Leave in South Korea: Determinants and Aftermaths

    While interest in fathers’ uptake of leave is increasing internationally, the extant literature on fathers’ leave primarily documents Western, especially Nordic contexts. Against such a backdrop, my thesis investigates the determinants and aftermaths of fathers’ uptake of leave in South Korea using …

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  3. Social determinants of childhood overweight and obesity in South Australian families: parenting, work patterns, and gender roles.

    … or on weekends) was investigated. Attention to fathers’ employment patterns is a relatively novel aspect of this research. The strongest research finding in this thesis was that when the partner of the study mother worked family-unfriendly schedules, children were most likely to be overweight or …

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