Sex Career & Family

1960 Graduates activities attitudes behaviour birth order Britain career commitment career patterns cent chapter choice Civil Service continuous couples cycle Czechoslovakia dilemmas division of labour domestic dual-career families East Germany Eastern Europe effect employers employment expected experience factors familistic favour feel feminine full-time girls higher highly qualified women housewife husband idea of women's indicate individual intention interest kibbutz labour less level of aspiration marital happiness marital relationship marriage married couples married women masculine maternity men's ment mother N-NA non-worker nursery nursery schools occupational studies orientation part-time particularly Percentages position problems professional professions promotion relation responsibility role Rossi sample satisfaction senior single women situation social Soviet Soviet Union Sweden Table tend tendency tion top jobs types variable wife wives woman women graduates women with children women's careers work/career patterns workers