GENDER ROLES

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What is Parson’s view on gender in the family?

gender roles are biological with women being expressive and men being instrumental

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What are the criticisms of Parson’s view on gender in the family?

sexist, not applicable to all homes, marxists and femininsts think its oppresive

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What are the benefits of Parson’s view on gender in the family?

all bases covered,

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What does Elizabeth Bott say about gender roles?

there are two types, segregated conjugal roles and joint conjugal roles

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When did Elizabeth Bott put forward her findings?

1957

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When do Willmott and Young put forward their findings?

197

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What do Willmott and young say about the family?

that symmetrical families are now common

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What statistical evidence is their for the symmetrical family?

7 out of 10 women of working age now have jobs

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What research methods did Willmott and Young use?

studied families in London and found the symmetrical family was more common in affluent or geogrpahically/socially isolated families,

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what resaons are there for the symmetrical family?

changing women’s position in society, more women working, geopgraphical mobility, social mobility, new labour saving devices and higher standards of living

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What are the criticisms of Willmot and young’s reseach methods?

bad research methods with vague questions and an unrepresentative sample

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What does Anne Oakley say about the symmetrical family?

THE FAMILY IS NOT SYMMETRICAL AS MEN ARE SEEN AS ‘HELPING’ WOMEN

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What percentage of men had a high level of participation in housework and also childcare?

16 and 25 (but only in the pleasurable aspects)

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What does Southerton say about mothers, when?

Mothers are expected to organise family time (2011)

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What does Warde say about the split in domestic tasks?

women are 30 times more likely to do the laundry and men 4 times as likely to wash the car

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What does the office for national statistics say about time spent on houseework?

on average men spend one hour and women 2.5 hours

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What does Boulton say about men and childcare?

only 20 percent of men have a major role in childcare

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What sociologists all found that even in dual career families, women had more responsibility for domestic tasks?

Brayfield, Ferri and Smith, Man-yee Kan and Hochschild

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What do McKee and Bell say about unemployed men, when?

they resist pleas from partners to do more housewok, 1986

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What did the British social attitudes survey find out, when?

certain household tasks have becme more unequal than others, 1992

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What do Rapaport and rapaport say about career women, when?

career women are still viewed as wives and mothers, 1970

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What did David Mortley say about the views on the home, when?

women view it as a place of work, men as a place of leisure (1992)

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What does Craig say about say about housework, when?

women do one third more housework than men due to the partnership and marriage penalty, 2007

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What is the marriage penalty?

women in marriages find themselves then doing more housework, even if they didn’t want to, similar idea to partnership penalty

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