Children's Perceptions of Gender and Work Roles

activities adult answer asked attitudes boys and girls Boys Girls Boys changes Chapter chil child children's perceptions choice choose clean cultural definition differential dominant ideology dren employment status explanation father's job father's occupational rank fourth grade boy fourth grade girl gender Girls Boys Girls happy Hartley Hartley's housekeeping ideas impact important independent variable inequality less liberal limitation Martian mention negative nonworking mothers Number nurse older children paid labor force parental work roles percent perception of parental Pierreville popular prestige question reason reference regarding reject responses role incumbent same-sex parent scientist second and fourth second grade boy second grade girl secretary sex role sex stratification sex-role significant by sex significant differences significantly similarities sixth grade boy sixth grade girl social class Statistically significant Status of Mother stereotyped strata Table teacher things tion total sample traditional woman women work-related young children