Noted for its fair and equal coverage of men and women, Psychology of Gender reviews the
research and issues surrounding gender from multiple perspectives, including psychology …

Research on same‐sex couples and housework can add nuance to our understanding of
gender and housework. This analytic review highlights what can be gained from research on …

This article employs event-history analysis of couple-level data from two waves of the
National Survey of Families and Households to examine the effects of spouses' perceptions …

This study explored whether there was a discrepancy between young adults' ideal and
expected participation in household and child care chores as well as what variables …

This paper uses a novel vignette-based experimental design to investigate the reasons
underlying the gendered division of housework. We are particularly interested in the role of …

This chapter focuses on the division of labor between women and men and the distinction
commonly drawn between domestic work and paid work. Work performed directly in the …

Most women and men report that the division of domestic labor in their household is fair,
despite women undertaking approximately seventy percent of housework. This raises …

Using data on married women from the sixth survey wave of the Marital Instability over the
Life Course (2000, N= 489), we examine the influence of mattering, or the extent to which …

Using the two waves of the National Survey of Families and Households (NSFH), we
examine the effects on marital dissolution of couple's gender attitudes, perceived unfairness …

This study explores the relationship between the actual division of housework and men's
and women's perceived fairness in this regard. The central question is how the actual …