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Глава 18. Образование

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2.См. обзор литературы по этой теме: Price J., Kalil A. The effect of parental time investments on children’s cognitive achievement : Evidence from natural within-family variation // Child Development, forthcoming.

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Глава 19. Внутрисемейная политика

1.Dunn J. You will hate your husband after your kid is born.

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7.Schneider D. Market earnings and household work : New tests of gender performance theory // Journal of Marriage and Family. 2011. № 73 (4). Р. 845–860.

8.Dribe M., Stanfors M. Does parenthood strengthen a traditional household division of labor? Evidence from Sweden // Journal of Marriage and Family. 2009. № 71. Р. 33–45.

9.Chan R. W., Brooks R. C., Raboy B., Patterson C. J. Division of labor among lesbian and heterosexual parents : Associations with children’s adjustment // J Fam Psychol. 1998. № 12 (3). Р. 402–419; Goldberg A. E., Smith J. Z., Perry-Jenkins M. The division of labor in lesbian, gay, and heterosexual new adoptive parents // Journal of Marriage and Family. 2012. № 74. Р. 812–828.

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11.Schneidewind-Skibbe A., Hayes R. D., Koochaki P. E., Meyer J., Dennerstein L. The frequency of sexual intercourse reported by women : A review of community-based studies and factors limiting their conclusions // The Journal of Sexual Medicine. 2008. № 5 (2). Р. 301–335; McDonald E., Woolhouse H., Brown S. J. Consultation about sexual health issues in the year after childbirth : A cohort study // Birth. 2015. № 42 (4). Р. 354–361.

12.Johnson M. D., Galambos N. L., Anderson J. R. Skip the dishes? Not so fast! Sex and housework revisited // Journal of Family Psychology. 2016. № 30 (2). Р. 203–213.

13.Medina A. M., Lederhos C. L., Lillis T. A. Sleep disruption and decline in marital satisfaction across the transition to parenthood // Families, Systems and Health. 2009. № 27 (2). Р. 153–160.

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