The dual burden: the impact of paid work 0.0 / 5 ? SociologyFamilies and householdsASAQA Created by: Emily UffindellCreated on: 24-03-14 12:47 What is a "dual burden"? Paid and un-paid work 1 of 6 How do feminists believe that this benefits patriarchy? Men benefit both from women's earnings and from domestic labour 2 of 6 What evidence do Elsa Ferri and Kate Smith (1996) provide for this? Based on a sample of 1, 589 33 year old fathers and mothers, the father took the main responsibility for the childcare less than 4% of the time 3 of 6 What did Lydia Morris find about how uneployment affected men? Men who suffered a loss of their masculine role as a result of becoming unemployed saw domestic work as women's work and therefore avoided it 4 of 6 What did Xavir Ross find about how unemployment affected men? Families where the man was not in paid work and his partner works full-time, male domestic labour matches that of his partner (19 hours a week) 5 of 6 What happens when women cannot afford full-day childcare? Women remain trapped in a vicious circle of childcare responsibilities and low-paid, part time employment 6 of 6
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