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Conjugal roles 1
Joint and segregated roles: Shared activities differ from separate domestic spheres
Domestic division of labour: Paid work and unpaid care need separate measurement
Money and decisions: Control of resources is not identical to managing bills
Childrearing and leisure: Responsibility for care can restrict independent time
Conjugal roles 2
Oakley's conventional family: A powerful stereotype can obscure diverse arrangements
Changing relations 1
Willmott and Young: Symmetry meant comparable contributions rather than identical roles
Stratified diffusion: Patterns at the top were proposed to spread downwards
Historical change: Employment and institutions redistribute some family functions
Childhood and adolescence: Expectations about dependence and independence are socially organised
Changing relations 2
Parenting quality: Processes and resources matter more than a structure label
Care and dependency: Disability and ageing can create reciprocal support needs
Arranged marriage: Family involvement must be distinguished from lack of consent
Connections
Conjugal roles 1 → Conjugal roles 2: Tasks, resources and cultural ideals interact in conjugal power relationships.
Changing relations 1 → Changing relations 2: Changing work and caring needs alter relationships without one universal outcome.
