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Peer reviewedKingsbury, Nancy M. – Canadian Home Economics Journal, 1987
Implications of the dual-earner life-style as compared with other work/family types are presented. Ten work/family types are presented with predictions of future trends of each type. Suggestions are given for ways professionals can recognize the characteristics and needs of the dual-earner family. (Author/CH)
Descriptors: Adults, Career Choice, Children, Dual Career Family
Download full textMiller, Juliet V. – 1984
This paper is designed to clarify the concept of the family-career connection, defined as the interrelationships of family and career roles. The connection is illustrated in a model that includes the components of aspects of the family, aspects of careers, family functions, trends, and career development interventions. The family-career connection…
Descriptors: Career Choice, Career Development, Children, Dual Career Family
