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Krausz, Susan Lavinsky – Social Work, 1986
Studied married couples' allocation of tasks within the household and found that role specialization existed in accordance with traditional sex role norms. Found that wives' self-esteem was not significant, but that the number of hours they were employed, their sex role orientation, and the attitudes of their significant others were significantly…
Descriptors: Employed Women, Females, Homemakers, Marriage

Rosenman, Linda – Social Work, 1976
Whether women choose to work in the home or in business, they receive the worst of both worlds in terms of protection against poverty. The author describes how the income security program discriminates against women and presents ways of eliminating the injustice. (Author)
Descriptors: Employed Women, Females, Financial Problems, Homemakers