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- - - - ew is another aspect of the carer role
    - - paid work,housework and emotion work
      - Dunscombe and Marsden
        
        ew is the third strand of the womens role
- - - - 1 incident is reported every minute in the UK
    - - 70% of dv is men against women
  - - - physical
        
        aggression/assault
      - emotional
        
        controlling/domineering
      - intimidation
        
        stalking
    - - husbands rarely feel frightened by their wives potential violence
  - - - violence may be an outlet of males anxiety if women become the breadwinner
    - - all societies have been founded by patriarchy
      - men are the enemy and exploiters of women
    - - not all men are aggressive and most are opposed to dv
  - - - wives are 'TAKERS OF SHIT'
      - men are exploited at work and take out their frustration on their wives
  - - - see dv as the result of stress that increases the risk of conflic/violence
      - fail to explain why women are the main victim
    - - agrees with the statistics that 'lc' people have a higher dv rate
- - - - trad nuclear family-roles of husbands and wives are segregated
  - - - 2 different types of marriage roles
        
        segregated-males=breadwinner females=homemaker
        
        joint-couples share tasks and spend leisure time together
- - - - patriarchal norms and values shape gender roles
      - Gershuny
        
        couples whose parents had more equal relationship were more likely to share housework/be equal
      - Man Yee Kan
        
        younger men do more domestic work
      - Future foundation
        
        most men do more housework then their father
        
        most women do less then their mother
      - Dunne
        
        lesbian couples have more equal relationships
      - British social attitudes survey
        
        less than 10% of under 35s agree with the trad division of labour
        
        30% of over 65s agree
    - - women earn less than men, so it makes financial sense
      - if women join the labour force, domestic work is more likely to become equal
      - 7/8 households women earn less than men
      - Crompton
        
        no prospect of equal division of labour, if it depends on economic equality
      - Kan
        
        for every 10k/year more women earn, she does 2hrs less housework a week
      - Arber and Ginn
        
        better paid mc women are able to buy services to reduce the amount of domestic work they have to do
      - Ramous
        
        if a man is unemployed and a women is working the domestic labour is split equally
      - Sullivan
        
        full time work has a bigger impact on reducing domestic labour,compared to part time