Richard A. Feinberg

"Man May Work From Sun to Sun but Woman's Work Is Never Done": A Short Note on Why the Issue of Household Work Is Important Socially,Economically, and Politically
Family and Consumer Sciences Research Journal 1996 24: 355-357. [PDF] [References]  

W. Keith Bryant

A Comparison of the Household Work of Married Females: The Mid-1920s and the Late 1960s
Family and Consumer Sciences Research Journal 1996 24: 358-384. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Jane Kolodinsky

Issues in the Estimation of Women's Household Time Use: Some Thoughts From the Field
Family and Consumer Sciences Research Journal 1996 24: 385-392. [PDF] [References]  

Cathleen D. Zick

Assessing the Past and Future of Research on Household Work: A Comment on Bryant's Article
Family and Consumer Sciences Research Journal 1996 24: 393-400. [PDF] [References]  

W. Keith Bryant

Trends in the Household Work of Married Females: Response to Commentaries
Family and Consumer Sciences Research Journal 1996 24: 401-405. [PDF] [References]  

Kim L. Dittus and Virginia N. Hillers

Attitudes About the Nutritional Benefits and Pesticide-Exposure Risks From Fruit and Vegetable Consumption
Family and Consumer Sciences Research Journal 1996 24: 406-421. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Carla C. Earhart and Margaret J. Weber

Attachment-to-Home: A Contributing Factor to Models of Residential Mobility Intentions
Family and Consumer Sciences Research Journal 1996 24: 422-437. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

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