Women's domestic work was largely invisible in social science until __________ began to treat household labor as work that has economic value.

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The feminist perspective is the only option that acknowledges the importance of recognizing women's domestic work as valuable and deserving of attention in social science. Attachment theorists, family ecology scholars, and family development specialists may address aspects of family life, but they do not necessarily explicitly recognize the economic value of women's domestic work.

Women's Domestic Work Was Largely Invisible in Social Science Until