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AuthorRoy, Roudi Nazarinia
AuthorWalker, Anthony
AuthorJayyousi, Ghadir
AuthorDayne, Nancy
Available date2016-11-29T05:44:45Z
Publication Date2016-11
Publication NamePsychology
Identifierhttp://dx.doi.org/10.4236/psych.2016.713145
CitationNazarinia Roy, R. , Walker, A. , Al Jayyousi, G. and Dayne, N. (2016) Effects of Expected and Perceived Division of Childcare and Household Labor on Mother’s Relationship Satisfaction during Their Transition to Parenthood. Psychology, 7, 1467-1485.
ISSN2152-7199
URIhttp://hdl.handle.net/10576/5049
AbstractThis study evaluated the effects of expected and perceived division of childcare and household labor on mothers’ relationship satisfaction during their transition to parenthood. Mothers were administered a questionnaire during their third trimester of pregnancy and received a follow-up phone interview three months postpartum. During the second wave of data collection, all mothers in this study were at home with their child. Findings indicated that mothers with lower prenatal expectations about postnatal division of labor had greater relationship satisfaction three months postpartum. Additionally, mothers also had greater relationship satisfaction at three months postpartum when they reported receiving more help with childcare from their partner than they had expected during their pregnancy.
Languageen
PublisherScientific Research Publishing
SubjectTransition to Parenthood
Motherhood
Relationship Satisfaction
Division of Household Labor
Division of Child Care
Maternity Leave
Parental Leave
TitleEffects of Expected and Percieved Division of Childcare and Household Labor on Mother's Relationship Satisfaction During Their Transition to Parenthood
TypeArticle
Pagination1467-1485
Volume Number7
ESSN2152-7180


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