Husbands who see themselves as the primary breadwinner are less likely to share in housework with their wives.

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Research studies have found that husbands who view themselves as the primary breadwinner are less likely to share in housework with their wives. They may feel that their role is primarily focused on bringing in income and that household chores are the responsibility of their wives. This traditional gender role view can lead to an unequal distribution of household tasks and lead to household tension and conflict.

Husbands Who See Themselves as the Primary Breadwinner Are Less