HD FS 315Y Lecture Notes - Lecture 21: Apache Hadoop

• School: PSU
• Department: Human Development and Family Studies
• Course: HD FS 315Y
• Professor: Eggebeen David

Document Summary

Revolutionary social change with profound effects on the american family. Beneficial changes: 1) contribution of wife"s income essential for families, 2) lead to balancing out of power and decision-making. Contributed to deepened emotional satisfaction within marriages: 3) lead to increases in father involvement. Not all changes brought on by the rise of female labor force participation were positive. 1) negotiating decisions and role responsibilities increased conflict: sometimes leading to divorce. 2) the balancing of work and family demands can lead to role-overload and stress. 3) increases in spill-over from work to family and from family to work: stress, distractions, being exhausted from work. Do not want to interact with family. 4) a significant number of small children spend time in non-parental care. Do not want to because of exhaustion from work. Historical changes in life course patterns of l. f. 1880 1900 birth cohort: single peak pattern. Women who stayed in the work force: 1920 30 birth cohort: two peak pattern.