gender power and labour

Question 1

Parsons

Answer 1

1955
instrumental role
expressive role

Question 2

Elizabeth Bott

Answer 2

1957
conjugal roles
- segregated and joint

Question 3

Ann Oakley 1974

Answer 3

stated that women were suffering from dual burden
domestic and paid work
dismissed young and willmotts view and said that this was as little as once a week

Question 4

Young and Willmott 1973

Answer 4

‘march of progress’
‘symmetrical family’
‘new man’
72% husbands helped out around the house

Question 5

Gershunny 1974/5

Answer 5

lagged adaption

Question 6

Dunscombe and Marsden

Answer 6

triple shift: emotional, child and paid

girls are emotionally trained during socialisation

Question 7

Dunne

Answer 7

carried out study on lesbian households

equality in family is achievebale

Question 8

Pahl 1993

Answer 8

‘pooling’ money into shared account. allowed little for shopping, allowance
research found that men tended to control money

Question 9

Edgell 1980

Answer 9

POWER
found important decisions such as finance was made by the man
women free to make decisions about women

Question 10

Dobash and Dobash 1980

Answer 10

argue that when women aren’t fulfilling their domestic roles, men are more likely to turn to violence in order to show their dominance over women. Dark side of the family. Links to crisis of masculinity.