Working women appear to have a personal-value structure different from that of nonworking women. Economic and political values are more prominent among women who work, whereas social and religious values play a greater role for women who stay at home. (JOW)

Although the American family is changing, it is not eroding. Women who work are still handling motherhood and household responsibilities and are contributing to the family's economic situation. There still exists a significant sexual division of labor in the home, though changes in sharing responsibility and authority have occurred. (CT)