THE ALLOCATION OF HOUSEHOLD LABOR IN GAY, LESBIAN, AND HETEROSEXUAL MARRIED-COUPLES
THE ALLOCATION OF HOUSEHOLD LABOR IN GAY, LESBIAN, AND HETEROSEXUAL MARRIED-COUPLES
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DOI：
10.1111/j.1540-4560.1993.tb01172.x
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发表时间：
1993-09-01
影响因子：
3.9
通讯作者：
KURDEK, LA
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作者：
KURDEK, LA
这项研究比较了男同性恋、女同性恋和异性恋已婚夫妇（ns 分别为 95、61 和 145）如何分配家务劳动。每对夫妇的伴侣都住在一起，没有孩子。与已婚夫妇和同性恋伴侣相比，女同性恋伴侣倾向于分担任务。与女同性恋伴侣相比，男同性恋伴侣和已婚夫妇可能会由其中一方来执行这些任务；在已婚夫妇中，这很可能是妻子。与已婚夫妇相比，同性恋夫妇可能会分担任务，以便每个伴侣执行相同数量的不同任务。家务劳动完成程度与个人权力、性别角色取向、关系满意度和心理症状之间的关系通常因伴侣和夫妻类型而异。结论是，尽管性别是异性已婚夫妇家务劳动分配的重要决定因素，但没有任何一个变量对同性恋夫妇具有如此大的影响力。
This study compared how gay, lesbian, and heterosexual married couples (ns = 95, 61, and 145, respectively) allocated household labor. Partners in each couple lived together without children. Compared to both married and gay couples, lesbian couples tended to share tasks. Compared to lesbian couples, gay couples and married couples were likely to have one or the other partner perform the tasks; in married couples, this was most likely the wife. Compared to married couples, gay couples and lesbian couples were likely to split tasks so that each partner performed an equal number of different tasks. The relation between the extent to which household tasks were performed and personal power, gender role orientation, relationship satisfaction, and psychological symptoms generally varied by partner and type of couple. It is concluded that although gender is a powerful determinant of how household labor gets allocated in heterosexual married couples, no single variable carries as much weight with gay or lesbian couples.