Mother's Time on Meal Preparation, Expenditures for Meals Away from Home, and Shared Meals: Effects of Mother's Employment and Age of Younger Child.

Goebel, Karen P.; Hennon, Charles B.

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Publication Date: 1983

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Mother's Time on Meal Preparation, Expenditures for Meals Away from Home, and Shared Meals: Effects of Mother's Employment and Age of Younger Child.

Goebel, Karen P.; Hennon, Charles B.

Home Economics Research Journal, v12 n2 p169-88 Dec 1983

Family role theory is the framework used to guide this study of how mother's employment and age of younger child affect mother's time in meal preparation and cleanup, expenditures for meals away from home, and meals shared by the family both at home and away. (SSH)

Descriptors: Child Rearing, Consumer Economics, Dual Career Family, Employed Women, Family Role, Homemakers, Homemaking Skills, Parent Role, Purchasing, Time Management, Young Children

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Language: English

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