Effects of Maternal Gatekeeping in Housework on Husbandsʼ Participation in Housework among Double-Income Families
Effects of Maternal Gatekeeping in Housework on Husbandsʼ Participation in Housework among Double-Income Families
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双收入家庭母亲在家务把关对丈夫参与家务的影响
DOI：
10.11428/jhej.69.789
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发表时间：
2018
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中川まり
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作者：
Natsumi Inoue;Ryuji Nakano;Sho Murata;Atsushi Inaba;Koji Tanaka;中川まり
本研究考察了有孩子的双收入家庭的妻子是否促进丈夫参与家务劳动、管理或限制家务表现，以及这些行为是否影响丈夫参与家务劳动。这项研究使用了母体看守的概念。据报道，扮演育儿和家务看门人角色的妻子可能会为丈夫参与育儿和家务提供便利，管理家务，或者限制他们的订婚。本研究于2015年8月通过互联网对285名子女年龄在13岁以下的双收入家庭的妻子进行了问卷调查。结构方程模型分析得出了两个主要结果。首先，妻子越经常不鼓励丈夫参与家务，丈夫参与家务的次数就越少。第二，妻子对丈夫参与家务的促进作用增加了丈夫对家务的参与度。本研究的结论是，双收入家庭的妻子应该为丈夫参与家务提供便利，以避免就业和家务的双重负担。
This study examines whether wives in double-income families with children facilitate husbands' participation in housework, manage or restrict household performance, and whether such behaviors affect husbands' participation in housework. The study used the concept of maternal gatekeeping. It is reported that wives who play the role of gatekeepers of childcare and housework may facilitate husbands' engagement in childcare and housework, manage the housework, or restrict their engagement. This study focused on 285 wives in double-income families with children under the age of 13. A questionnaire survey was conducted in August 2015 via the Internet. A structural equation modeling analysis yielded two major results. First, the more frequently wives discourage husbands' participation in housework, the less husbands participate in housework. Second, wives' facilitation of husbands' participation in housework increases husbands' participation in housework. This study concludes that wives in double-income families should facilitate their husbands' participation in housework to avoid the double burden of employment and housework.