Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - KGO - 20111206:10:46:00
And they like it a lot less. these findings published in the american sociological review will come as no surprise to millions of working women. researchers found they spent 48.3 hours per week, 40% of their waking time, doing at least two things at once. fathers spent 38.9 hours per week multitasking. women's multitasking often involves childcare and housework. while men are more likely to be talking to several people at once and supervising kids' recreation. while men generally have no problem with juggling those jobs, the authors say women feel stressed and conflicted by being exposed to sc...