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Determinants of Volunteer Work Participation by Married Women
… of participation in volunteer work by married women and (2) to investigate the determinants of the extent of participation of those women who do volunteer. Specific objectives were: (1) to determine the factors influencing married women's participation in volunteer work, (2) to …
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Wage suppression of married women induced by geographic immobility
… relative geographic immobility associated with married women--as the result of family utility maximization--is a familiar notion, its effect on the male--female wage gap has not been examined empirically, perhaps because of the unavailability of adequate data. Utilizing the 1980 Census, which …
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Inadequate income as a factor forcing married women into gainful occupations
This item was digitized by the Internet Archive. Thesis (M.A.)--Boston University
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Factors Discriminating Among Occupational Groups of 230 Married Women With Children
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Determinants of Attitudes and Perceptions Concerning Married Women in the Labor Force
… the past few decades, the relationship between women and family has changed due to the increased participation of women in the labor force. This study analyzes the 2002 General Social Survey (GSS) to determine what types of individuals believe in traditional versus nontraditional sex roles for …
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Work-Life Balance Among Working Married Women: What Social Workers Need to Know
… been able to achieve in their lives as working women, wife, and mothers. This study used qualitative research to examine the challenges these women face in their working and personal lives, the support systems they rely on to fulfill their multiple roles, and the strategies and coping skills …
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Social Determinants of Depression: Similarities and Differences Among Married Men and Married Women
… data from a national probability sample of 613 married couples, this research attempts to link husbands' and wives' social status to the stress they experience by testing hypotheses concerning their levels of depression. I hypothesized that (1) women are more exposed to stress as a result of …
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Towards the legal protection of married women: Combating and criminalising marital rape in Kenya
… rape is a human rights issue as it curtails women‟s enjoyment of their right to equality and dignity. This dissertation argues that Kenya has a duty to honour her State obligations under international human rights law to respect, protect and fulfill human rights. The dissertation concludes …
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A survey of the factors affecting the labor force participation of married women with children
… patterns has occured in the class of married women, with husbands present. Most of these studies also point out that the presence of children is a factor which reduces the propensity of the married women with children to enter the labor force. Current data on labor force participation …
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Labor Force Participation of Married Women When Wages and Employment Are Risky: Theory and Estimation
… the past 25 years, literature on the growth of married women's labor force participation, has concluded virtually without exception that the principal source of the growth has been the concurrent growth of women's real wages. In fact, while the rapid real wage rate growth of the 1950's and 60's …
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Unclaimed flowers and blossoms protected by Thorns: never-married women in the United States, 1880-1930.
… employment, and class. The number of never-married women in the United States grew between 1880 and 1920 as a result of the new employment opportunities that appeared in the decades following the Civil War. U.S. census data reveals that during these years the percent of forty-five to …
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Sexual and gender-based violence and its effects on married women: A case of Ngombe compound in Lusaka district
… of this study was to explore the experiences of women survivors of sexual and gender-based violence while establishing the available range of restorative services in order to improve on them. The study employed a mixed method research design which combined both qualitative and quantitative …
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Sexual and gender-based violence and its effects on married women: A case of Ngombe compound in Lusaka district
… of this study was to explore the experiences of women survivors of sexual and gender-based violence while establishing the available range of restorative services in order to improve on them. The study employed a mixed method research design which combined both qualitative and quantitative …
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The Strategies to Mitigate Gender-Based Violence Amongst Married Women in the Rural Village of Thulamela Local Municipality, Limpopo Province
… is impacted by gender-based violence (GBV), with women being the most vulnerable victims. It had long since infringed upon women's rights. The study aimed to explore the strategies to mitigate gender-based violence among married women in the rural village of Thulamela local municipality, located …
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The economic well-being of married women in a comparative perspective: The effect of income, work and union on financial satisfaction.
… I investigate how economic well-being of women changes with the presence of their personal income. Economics suggests various theories that explain the way family performs its functions and determine the well-being of its members. The theory of Gary Becker idealizes family seeing it as a …
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Selected Factors and Combination of Factors Which Predict Marital Satisfaction for Married Women Within Selected Stages Across the Family Life Cycle
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An Examination of Changing Perceptions of Singlehood.
<p>In a patriarchal society where women are viewed as a weaker sex and are compelled by ideology and social norms to attach themselves to men through romantic relationships and the institution of marriage, how do never-married women fare? In particular, how do never-married women over the age of 30 …
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Perbedaan keharmonisan keluarga antara wanita menikah bekerja dan wanita menikah tidak bekerja di Desa Tidu Kecamatan Pohjentrek Kabupaten Pasuruan
… are (a). how the level of family harmony of married women working in the Village TiduPohjentrek District of Pasuruan. (b). how the level of family harmony married women did not work in the village TiduPohjentrek District of Pasuruan. (c) whether there are differences in the level of family …
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