Beliefs about attitudes and roles of men and women regarding unpaid childcare and housework, by education level

Beliefs about attitudes and roles of men and women regarding unpaid childcare and housework, by education level ggs_attit_edu

Source type:: Data collected by EIGE
Source organisation:: European Institute for Gender Equality (EIGE)
Source organisation URL:: https://eige.europa.eu/
Source activity:: Survey of gender gaps in unpaid care, individual and social activities
Source reference:: Computed using microdata from EIGE's 2022 Survey of gender gaps in unpaid care, individual and social activities
Data type:: Survey data
Harmonised:: Harmonised at EU level
Time format:: Years
Imported on:: 24.10.2023
Number of values:: 10080

2022

Keywords:: attitudes, child care, child care-related, childcare, childcare services, childcare-related, domestic work, housework, work

Code	Value
WARM_RELAT	A working mother can establish just as warm and secure a relationship with her children as a mother who does not work
BOYS_CHORES	Boys have the same obligations to help with household chores as girls
FATHER_LEAVE	If the child is ill, the father should also go on sick leave
FATHER_CARE	A family is stronger when fathers not only support the family financially, but also take care of children
MOTHER_DECISION	Mothers should make most of the decisions on how to bring up their children
HOUSEWORK_SHARED	Household work should be shared by partners equally