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Dual employment strengthens marriages and widens life roles
The October 2001 review by Barnett and Hyde finds dual wages often benefit marital happiness and reduce stress when couples share roles. Women gain health and mood improvements, and men benefit from family involvement, with flexibility in gender roles key. Extra income and social support further aid well being, though excessive work hours for nontraditional women raise disruption risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Psychologist
Rosalind Barnett
Brandeis University
Janet Hyde
University of Wisconsin - Madison