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Subject: Sociology Of Households

Husbands are unhappy when their wives earn more than them and they get a ‘psychological kick’ if a pay rise increases salary superiority within their marriage, research reveals

Has lockdown strengthened marriages?

Men lose life satisfaction with fewer hours in employment: mothers do not profit from longer employment – evidence from eight panels

How lockdowns have reversed traditional gender roles in some UK households and further entrenched them in others

Covid divorce boom? No – lockdown rejuvenates marriages

Good news for marriage as new study debunks claims of a COVID lockdown divorce boom

The partner pay gap: associations between spouses’ relative earnings and life satisfaction among couples in the UK

Families of austerity: benefit cutbacks and family stress in the UK

One in five cohabiting Mums say their relationship has got worse during COVID lockdown, finds major new study

Parents in lockdown

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