183 research outputs found
What Explains the Gender Gap in Schlepping? Testing Various Explanations for Gender Differences in Household-Serving Travel*
Full text linkUsing data from the American Time Use Survey (ATUS), researchers at UCLA and Rutgers find the gender gap in household-serving travel still exists — women are indeed more likely to take these trips than men. To explain this persistent division in household-serving travel, researchers explore the ATUS data using three perspectives: (1) time availability, (2) microeconomic, and (3) gender socialization. Their findings can help transportation planners and researchers better understand travel patterns within households
A comparison of data sources for the surveillance of work-related carpal tunnel syndrome in Massachusetts
No full textIndustrial Development Groups, Organizational Resources, and the Prospects for Effecting Growth in Local Economies
No full textDisparities in work-related homicide rates in selected retail industries in the United States, 2003–2008
No full textChanging age-specific patterns of cigarette consumption in the United States, 1992–2002: Association with smoke-free homes and state-level tobacco control activity
No full textStudents at Risk Due to a Lack of Family Cohesiveness: A Rising Need for Social Workers in Schools
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Use of state workers' compensation data for occupational carpal tunnel syndrome surveillance: A feasibility study in massachusetts
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