Role Involvement of Farm Women |
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Authors: | Sharon M. Danes Donald G. McTavish |
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Affiliation: | (1) Associate Professor in the Family Social Science Department and Family Resource Management Extension Specialist, University of Minnesota, 275f McNeal Hall, St. Paul, MN, 55108;(2) University of Minnesota, 53 Classroom Office Building, St. Paul, MN, 55108 |
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Abstract: | This study describes role involvement of farm women through computer content analysis of text. This approach provides a broad framework for characterizing social meanings. The sample includes 193 farm women. The role involvement variable includes a combination of the farm work role, off-farm work role, family role, and social/civic role. Four contextual/conceptual categories are the organizing foundation of the computer content analysis program. Those women at the lowest involvement levels described their needs in traditional ways, the mid-range levels were more emotional, and those at the highest role involvement levels were very pragmatic. The mid-ranges emphasized themes of help, education, and future while the highest levels emphasized immediate time and uncertainty. |
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Keywords: | content analysis farm women role involvement roles women's roles |
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