Bott
Joint and segregated conjugal roles
Willmott and young
Symmetrical family and march of progress
Boulton
Men help with tasks of their choice rather than taking on responsibilities
Oakley
Woman's dissatisfaction with domestic burden
Warde and hetherington
Sex-typing of tasks
Mintel market research
Middle class young men are most likely to. E semi sharer or newish man
Duncombe and marsden
Triple shift - emotional, work and domestic
Hakim
Negotiated roles - woman choose domestic work, feminist myths
Oxford university
Cohabiting and educated men show greater role sharing
Office for national statistics
Woman spend longer on housework then men; w 2 1/2 hrs a day M 1 hr
British social attitudes report
Liberal attitudes towards gender roles but this is yet to be reflected in a change of behaviour
Morris
Unemployed men contribute little as they already feel emasculated
Gershuny
Working woman still have more domestic responsibilities but do less than non working wives
Sullivan
Trend is towards gender equality
Man-Yee kan
Full time working woman are responsible for 65% of household chores and the more woman earned the led housework she did! leave, of education affected the role sharing
Silver and schor
Death of housewife role due to commercialisation
Ferri and smith
Dual burden of labour - paid employment has not reduced the burden of domestic labour for woman
Arber and ginn
Paid childcare reduces burden for middle class woman
Gregson and Lowe
Middle class woman employ working class domestic help reducing their domestic burden
Hochschild
Woman are more likely to be performing jobs with emotional work e.g air stewardess
Morgan
Compared this to a sick child; looking after everyone
Edgell
Men are more likely to make the important decisions as they earn more, woman make less important decisions
Pahl
Pooling; husband controlled, wife controlled, husband control, wife control
Hardill
Middle class wives generally differed to their husbands in major decisions. Interests of wives and families are subordinated to the mans career
Leighton
If men were unemployed woman made decisions on cutbacks and bills