Divided Time
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Divided Time
Gender, Paid Employment and Domestic Labour
Layte, Richard
Taylor & Francis Ltd
06/2020
190
Mole
Inglês
9781138311633
15 a 20 dias
380
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1. The Theoretical Context: In Search of a Usable Framework 2. Measuring the Household Division of Labour 3. A Preliminary Model of Partners' Time Contributions to Household Labour 4. Establishing the Pattern of Attitudes Toward Men's and Women's Work Roles 5. The Relationship Between Attitudes Toward Gender Roles and Domestic Work Practices 6. The Effects of Life and Work History on Gender Attitudes and Domestic Work Practices 7. Partners' Satisfaction With and Conflict Over the Domestic Division of Labour 8. Conclusions.
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OLS Regression;Simple OLS Regression;Work History Variables;SEU Theory;Paid Work;Domestic Work Time;Full Time Domestic Workers;Subjective Expected Utility Theory;Paid Work Time;OLS Regression Model;Vice Versa;British Household Panel Study;Woman's Proportion;Unpaid Work Time;Full Time Housewives;Single Utility Function;Life History Variables;Male Breadwinner Role;Household Time Allocation;Vignette Questions;Husband's Level;Family Myth;UK Household;Original Continuous Variable;Economic Dependency Model
1. The Theoretical Context: In Search of a Usable Framework 2. Measuring the Household Division of Labour 3. A Preliminary Model of Partners' Time Contributions to Household Labour 4. Establishing the Pattern of Attitudes Toward Men's and Women's Work Roles 5. The Relationship Between Attitudes Toward Gender Roles and Domestic Work Practices 6. The Effects of Life and Work History on Gender Attitudes and Domestic Work Practices 7. Partners' Satisfaction With and Conflict Over the Domestic Division of Labour 8. Conclusions.
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
OLS Regression;Simple OLS Regression;Work History Variables;SEU Theory;Paid Work;Domestic Work Time;Full Time Domestic Workers;Subjective Expected Utility Theory;Paid Work Time;OLS Regression Model;Vice Versa;British Household Panel Study;Woman's Proportion;Unpaid Work Time;Full Time Housewives;Single Utility Function;Life History Variables;Male Breadwinner Role;Household Time Allocation;Vignette Questions;Husband's Level;Family Myth;UK Household;Original Continuous Variable;Economic Dependency Model
