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Subject: Sociology Of Households

The unchanging divide: housework and labour responsibilities in late family stages

Parental psychological distress and early regulatory problems: evidence from the UK Household Longitudinal Study

Diverse early-life family trajectories and young children’s mental health in the UK

How does bereavement affect the health‑related quality of life of household members who do and do not provide unpaid care? Difference‑in‑Difference analyses using the UK Household Longitudinal Survey

‘Living apart, together’ brings wellbeing benefits to couples over 60

Over-60s who live apart from partners have better wellbeing, study finds

Over-60s who live apart from partners have better wellbeing, study finds

Victimization experiences, internalizing problems and family bonds among adolescents from the UK: multi-group structural equation modeling using an intersectionality informed approach

Patterns of supported home purchase in the United Kingdom

Mothers’ parenting behaviours, strain, enjoyment and subsequent childbearing

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