household task

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In these contexts, equitable marital relations are perceived as those in which the wife performs most of the household tasks.
It should be noted, however, that a biased picture may have been produced by the selection of household tasks included in the survey.
Other time commitments reduce a senior's ability to do household tasks.
Those with higher education, income and assets give more financial resources and advice but help with fewer household tasks.
Their definitions of caring included both personal care and household tasks.
In our sample 51 per cent of the respondents received help with either personal care or household tasks.
In addition, division of feminine household tasks was found to be more egalitarian at later stages of marital life.
More positively, many older people have important household tasks, especially in the care of grandchildren and orphans.
The befrienders are instructed not to undertake household tasks, not to give advice on medical or legal matters, nor assist with personal care-giving.
The personal-care work and rearranged household tasks also gave these men new challenges and a new purpose in life.
It was quite common to spend the summer vacations at the parents' place, helping them with household tasks.
The couples interviewed discussed the sharing of household tasks.
Table 3 provides the total number of hours spent either receiving/providing care or performing household tasks.
His works both turned a mundane householdtask into a planned artistic operation and made a time-consuming task appear as if it were produced mechanically in an instant.
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