Women in Transition

ability achieve activities adultery approach attitudes basic become behavior Betty Friedan boredom career Chapter child rearing chores commitment Conspicuous consumption contented homemakers counseling courses creative demands discontent discontentment emotional emotionally experience extramarital affairs feelings female Feminine Mystique Femininity and Accomplishment feminists friends frustration full-time homemaking goals guilt homemaker role homemaking tasks household tasks housewife role housewife syndrome housewives husband and children important interests interview involved less liberation movement liberationists Lois Wyse male Margaret Mead marital marriage married masculine meaningful ment mental health middle class mother motivation needs normal Oakland University occupational opportunity percent person physical planning position psychological psychologists psychotherapy relationship resentment responsibilities rewarding satisfaction self-development self-fulfillment sexual situation skills social spouse status successful husbands Susan Roman tion transition underlying volunteer wife woman women's liberation women's liberation movement