Parents are crucial in the construction of their children's attitudes towards the gender
division of labor. However, little is known about the extent to which parents' influences on …

Although guilt is often considered the most prevalent emotional outcome of work–family
conflict (WFC), most work–family research focuses on family‐related guilt stemming from …

This paper investigates the association between family formation and the labour market
trajectories of immigrants' descendants over the life course. Using rich data from the …

Gender role attitudes have important implications at the individual, family, and societal
levels, underscoring the importance of understanding their development. Although parents …

During adolescence, socialization of gender role attitudes (GRA) shifts from parents to
peers, friends, and classmates; thus, it takes place primarily in the school context …

This study explores the development of gender ideologies across adolescence and the
transition to adulthood in Germany and investigates the relevance of first romantic …

Issues related to gender and learning approaches in physical education continue to be
intriguing research topics. The trend of studying these variables persists year after year …

Upper secondary education shapes gender segregation in higher education and the labor
market. This study shows gendered elective course enrollment patterns in Chilean upper …

Harsh parenting has been linked to children's bullying involvement in three distinct roles:
perpetrators, targets (of bullying), and perpetrator‐targets. To understand how the same …

Studies exploring the integration of European immigrants tend to find cultural gaps between
Muslim children and their peers. While some scholars argue that parent-to-child …