Gender and family effects on the “second-shift” domestic activity of college-educated young adults

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Gender and Society 10 (1):78-93 (1996)
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This study examines gender differences in the extent and type of household activity and sense of domestic obligation across familial stages within a sample of young college-educated adults. When children are present, substantial gender differences appear in housework and perceived home obligations. Implications of the results are discussed in terms of gender socialization and preparation for parenting.

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10.1177/089124396010001006

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