Research by Hallett and Gilbert (1997) found that college-age women who anticipated having a role-sharing dual-career marriage:

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Hallett and Gilbert found that women who anticipated a role-sharing dual-career marriage were more likely to seek out partners who were willing to contribute to housework and child rearing. This suggests that they intended to prioritize both career and family responsibilities, and sought partners who would support those goals. The study did not find evidence to support options A, B, or D.

Research by Hallett and Gilbert (1997) Found That College-Age Women