Gerson (cited by Aulette)interviewed men about "negotiating the new terrain of work,family and gender" and grouped these men into general categories.She concluded that men face a dilemma and that men who resist family involvement and domestic participation do so

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Gerson's research, as cited by Aulette, suggests that men who resist family involvement and domestic participation often do so to protect the benefits associated with traditional gender roles, where men are primarily seen as breadwinners and women as caretakers. This resistance is not primarily attributed to religious beliefs, a strict adherence to structural functionalist theory, or a lack of domestic skills, but rather to the desire to maintain the privileges and advantages that come with traditional male roles.

Gerson (Cited by Aulette)interviewed Men About "Negotiating the New Terrain