Journal of Marriage and the Family · 1977 · 79 citations · 3 references
Social SciencesCounselingPsychologyClinical PsychologyCounseling PsychologyFamily StudiesCouples CounselingCouples TherapyGender DiscriminationMarital CounselingSex DiscriminationInterpersonal Problem AreasPartner CareersProductivity
In an eftbrt to determine reasons for differential scientific productivity between similarly trained husband and wife professional pairs, responses by 200 psychologist couples to a survey question asking them to delineate problem areas were content analyzed. Although sexual discrimination accounted for a small portion of the problems, the larger number of problems cited by subjects were due to the fact that women were willing to place their careers secondary to (a) the needs qf their families and (b) the needs of their husband's careers.
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Rhona Rapoport, Robert N. Rapoport · Human Relations · 1969 · 298 citations
Social Status and the Married Woman
Marcus Felson, David Knoke · Journal of Marriage and the Family · 1974 · 44 citations