Degree Type
Honors Capstone Project
Date of Submission
Spring 5-1-2019
Capstone Advisor
Kamala Ramadoss
Honors Reader
Chandice Haste-Jackson
Capstone Major
Human Development and Family Science
Capstone College
Sport and Human Dynamics
Audio/Visual Component
no
Capstone Prize Winner
no
Won Capstone Funding
no
Honors Categories
Social Sciences
Subject Categories
Arts and Humanities | Asian Studies | Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Abstract
The rate of immigrants coming from Asia in to the U. S. is growing at a rapid rate. However, research on Asian-Americans is scarce, particularly South-Asian-Americans. This group of immigrants face the same issues that the majority of immigrants coming to the United States face, but also face some additional unique challenges due to cultural background, religion, family expectations, and heritage. Most of these immigrants belong to transnational families. There are many discrepancies between what is expected of husbands and wives, especially when it comes to raising children and doing household chores in the Indian context. It is important to explore how these strategies remain the same or change with the immigration experience. This will help with further research and in designing public policies and therapeutic interventions for these immigrant families.
Recommended Citation
Lippman, Danielle, "Gender Differences in Child Care and Household Tasks: An Exploratory Study from an Indo-U.S. Perspective" (2019). Renée Crown University Honors Thesis Projects - All. 1100.
https://surface.syr.edu/honors_capstone/1100
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