Couples
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- Created on: 09-02-16 11:43
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- COUPLES
- The domestic division of labour
- Parsons
- The husband has an instrumental role
- The wife has an expressive role
- Criticisms
- Men are taking a greater share of domestic tasks, wives are earning more wages
- Feminists: Labour only benefits men
- Bott
- Segregated conjugal roles
- Joint conjugal roles
- Willmott and Young
- Men help with housework and childcare
- Women go to work
- Couples spend leisure time together
- Changes in women's position
- Geographical mobility
- New Technology
- Higher standards of living
- Parsons
- Resources and decision-making in households
- Barett/McIntosh
- Men gain more than women
- Financial support is unpredictable
- Men make most decisions
- Money Management
- Pahl/Vogler
- The allowance system
- Pooling
- Pahl/Vogler
- Decision Making
- Edgell
- Very Important decisions
- Finance
- Job
- Important decisions
- Education
- Holidays
- Less important decisions
- Home
- Food
- Very Important decisions
- Edgell
- Barett/McIntosh
- Are couples becoming more equal?
- The impact of paid work
- The march of progress
- Willmott and Young
- Responsibility for children
- Boulton
- Ferri and Smith
- Dex and Ward
- Braun/Vincent/Ball
- Boulton
- Hochschild
- Emotion work/Triple shift
- 'Quality Time'
- Gender division of labour
- Cultural/Ideological explanation
- Gershuny
- Man Yee Kan
- The British Social Attitudes survey
- Gillian Dunne
- Material/Economic explanation
- Kan
- Arber/Ginn
- Ramos
- Sullivan
- Cultural/Ideological explanation
- Domestic Violence
- Domestic Violence is far too widespread
- Domestic violence does not occur randomly
- Stats
- Victims unwilling to report
- Explanations
- The radical feminist explanation
- The materialist explanation
- Cheal
- Family is a private sphere
- Family is a good thing
- Individuals are free agents
- Evaluation
- Young women
- Lower social classes
- Low incomes
- Shared/Rented accommodations
- High levels of drugs or alcohol
- Long-term illness
- The domestic division of labour
- Willmott and Young
- Men help with housework and childcare
- Women go to work
- Couples spend leisure time together
- Changes in women's position
- Geographical mobility
- New Technology
- Higher standards of living
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