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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"household division of labor"”.

  1. Sex-role congruence: Marital satisfaction and household division of labor

    This study examines household organization and the perceived level of marital well-being by focusing on the married couple as the unit of analysis. The amount of time that both spouses are involved in the work force and participate in household labor is investigated through reports from both the …

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  2. The Effect of Cohabitation on Egalitarianism in Marriage

    … in marriage using data from the two waves of the National Survey of Families and Households (N = 13,017). Multiple regression and path analysis techniques are used to test this effect. Cohabitation is viewed as an experience in which patterns of behavior and attitudes are formed that …

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  3. Fertility and Marital Dissolution Among Young American Women (Hazards, Family)

    The focus of this research is on the impact of childbearing upon the likelihood of marital dissolution during the first ten years of marriage. The birth of the first child causes numerous shifts in spousal roles, the household division of labor, time for leisure activities, and economic demands. …

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  4. The distribution of household labor: Comparing spouses' role orientation, ratings of satisfaction, and amount of discussion

    This study of 114 married couples investigated Role Orientation and how it related to satisfaction with the division of household labor. Husbands' and wives' Role Orientations were significantly different, with husbands being more traditional. Spouses Role Orientation scores were correlated. …

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