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-changed mom and dads roles
-role of husband=good provider
-legally, socially, and morally man has to provide for family |
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-where job is, how much money is made, how many hours
-people who are more satisfied in job are more satisfied in relationships |
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| provision of adequate support |
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-directly related to marital satisfaction
-women happier if men providing for them
-men happier if providing for women |
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-can't function any other way than at work
-have more energy and feel good about themselves at work
-leisure time is a total waste |
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| expected to work and support themsevles--used to be that they would stay home and take care of parents |
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| married women work because..... |
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-money
-self esteem
-family support
-collge/carrier
-homemaking not fulfilling
-respect
-power
-independence
-fewer children |
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-% of women in work force
% of women without high school diploma are in work force |
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-30-40% of household money
-women make 75 cents to a mans $1
-female dominated jobs
-women do 2/3 of housework
-greater maritial satisfaction if husband share housework |
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-30% mothers at home, 70% mothers working
-70% mothers at home, 30% mothers working |
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| makes women happy with either staying at home or working |
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| when work comes home with you--affects home and work life |
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-spend almost as much time with their children
-children are independent
-more structure
-mothers are good role models
-higher income for family |
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| work ad maritial satisfaction |
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-adequate support
-lots of money
-stress
-shift work
-independence
-self-esteem |
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| -difficult, strange work hours, shifts change every three months |
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-one partner leaves a job they love to follow other partner
-30% of males who are moving because of wives getting promotion |
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-% of people who are employed full time
-average hours of work during week |
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| blurification of working time |
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| -some work longer days and weeks while others work fewer hours than they need or want |
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| % of people who want to work less |
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individuals feel they do not have or spend enough time in certain roles and relationships
-women have more issues not spending times with spouse or children |
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| effect that work has on individuals and families, absorbing time, energy, and inpinging on psychological states |
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| multiple social statuses or positions that we occupy present us with competing, contradictory, or simultaneous role expectations |
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| when various roles we play requre us to do more than we can comfortably or adequately handle or when we feel we have so much to do but will never "catch up" |
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| affected by levels of stress that parents experience--may withdraw if stressed |
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| refers specifically to the effects of one's job-related feelings on one's spouses or intimate partner |
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| occurs when work comes home with the worker, affecting the quality and quantity of his or her interactions with family members |
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| through the empathy of one spouse for what the other is experiencing |
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| results more from conflict between spouses that might result from negative spillover |
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| what men and women believe they should do |
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| middle class vs. working class couples |
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-greater ideological weight given to sharing and fairness
-more likely to piece together work-shift arrangements and allow parents to take turn caring for children and working |
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-allocation to women rather than both sexes
-association with economic dependence
-status as nonwork
-primacy to women-priority over others womens roles |
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| economic partnerships dependent on the efforts of both the husband and the wive |
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| women employment increase |
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-increase in single mothers
-increase in womens education
-proemployment messages
-better job opportunities
-decline in mens wages |
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| mens influence in housework |
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-modeling of parents
-status in workplace
-age and generation
-child care time has trippled
-share of housework from 15-30% |
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| time spent in direct interction with child across any number of different activites |
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| availability to a child when parent is at same location but not in direct interaction |
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| fathers more involved with... |
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-sons more than daughters
-younger more than older
-first born rather than later born |
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| process of worrying about baby, seeking info on baby, and managing division of infant care in household |
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