Effects of Occupational Prestige, Employment Status and Marital Status on Perceptions of Mothers

Effects of Occupational Prestige, Employment Status and Marital Status on Perceptions of Mothers [microform] / Claire Etaugh and Patricia Poertner.

The labor force participation of women with young children has increased dramatically in recent years, stimulating research concerning how perceptions of a woman's competence and personality are affected by her employment and family roles. A rating instrument containing 24 7-point bipolar scale...

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Main Author: Etaugh, Claire
Other Authors: Poertner, Patricia
Format: Microfilm Book
Language:English
Published: [Place of publication not identified] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1989.
Subjects:
Analysis of Variance.
Attitude Measures.
College Students.
Divorce.
Employed Parents.
Employment Level.
Higher Education.
Mothers.
Personality Assessment.
Role Models.
Social Status.
Student Attitudes.

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