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Sense of Housework Fairness

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The purposes of this study are: (1) to investigate how Taiwanese people think about housework, (2) to explore the determinants of the sense of housework fairness, and (3) to compare the sense of housework fairness between women\'s and men\'s.

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In order to extend the findings of my past project, this study uses a quantitative method to continue the same topic. The sample used in this study will be 1080 dual-earner couples living in Taiwan.

The results show four conclusions: First, housework fairness reflects a subjective feeling, a changeable situation, a joint participation, and an interacted naturally pattern, but the concepts of housework fairness differs between genders. Second, the model of distributive justice can be partly supported in this study, but it can apply to females\' situations better than males\'. Third, cultural effect is an import effect on housework fairness for both males and females.

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Forth, the effect on housework fairness differs between genders.

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