Division Of Labor By Gender
Associated Documents (7)
| Main Author | Published Year | Title | Document Type | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Murdock, George Peter | Comparative data on the division of labor by sex | Article | |||
| White, Douglas R. | Entailment theory and method: a cross-cultural analysis of the sexual division of labor | Article | |||
| Burton, Michael L. | The plow, female contribution to agricultural subsistence and polygyny: a log linear analysis | Article | |||
| Wood, Wendy | A cross-cultural analysis of the behavior of women and men: implications for the origins of sex ... | Article | |||
| Greenbaum, Lenora | Cross-cultural study of the use of elections for selection of the village headman | Article | |||
| Pryor, Frederic L. | The adoption of agriculture: some theoretical and empirical evidence | Article | |||
| Bourguignon, Erika | Diversity and homogeneity in world societies | Book | |||
Associated Hypotheses (7)
| Main Author | Published Year | Hypothesis | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Murdock, George Peter | 1937 | Preindustrial societies will have division of labor by gender (551). | |
| White, Douglas R. | 1977 | Men will be more likely than women to perform tasks that are early in the production sequence (22). | |
| Burton, Michael L. | 1981 | Controlling for the presence of the plow, there will be a relationship between degree of polygyny and female participation in crop-tending (280, 289). | |
| Wood, Wendy | 2002 | Mothers will be the most important caretakers during infancy and early childhood (707). | |
| Greenbaum, Lenora | 1977 | There will be a relationships between type of economy and method used to select local headman (49). | |
| Pryor, Frederic L. | 1986 | Division of labor by gender will be positively associated with the adoption of agriculture (886-7). | |
| Bourguignon, Erika | 1973 | Sex division of labor will vary according to subsistence type (35). |