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Laura Sanchez

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Tulane University, New Orleans, LA, United States 
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Carla S. Hall grad student 2001 Tulane
Petrice M. Sams-Abiodun grad student 2003 Tulane

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Gager CT, Sanchez L. (2003) Two as One? Couples’ Perceptions of Time Spent Together, Marital Quality, and the Risk of Divorce Journal of Family Issues. 24: 21-50
Sanchez L, Nock SL, Wright JD, et al. (2002) Setting the clock forward or back? Covenant marriage and the "divorce revolution", Journal of Family Issues. 23: 91-120
Sanchez L, Gager CT. (2000) Hard Living, Perceived Entitlement to a Great Marriage, and Marital Dissolution Journal of Marriage and Family. 62: 708-722
Sanchez L, Hall CS. (1999) Traditional Values and Democratic Impulses: The Gender Division of Labor in Contemporary Spain Journal of Comparative Family Studies. 30: 659-685
Sanchez L, Manning WD, Smock PJ. (1998) Sex-Specialized or Collaborative Mate Selection? Union Transitions among Cohabitors Social Science Research. 27: 280-304
Sanchez L, Thomson E. (1997) BECOMING MOTHERS AND FATHERS Parenthood, Gender, and the Division of Labor Gender & Society. 11: 747-772
Sanchez L, Bahr KS, Ahlander NR. (1996) Feminism, Family Work, and Moral Discourse: A Comment on Ahlander and Bahr's "Beyond Drudgery, Power, and Equity" Journal of Marriage and Family. 58: 514
Sanchez L, Kane EW. (1996) Women's and Men's Constructions of Perceptions of Housework Fairness Journal of Family Issues. 17: 358-387
Sanchez L. (1994) Material Resources, Family Structure Resources, and Husbands' Housework Participation: A Cross-National Comparison Journal of Family Issues. 15: 379-402
Sanchez L. (1994) Gender, labor allocations, and the psychology of entitlement within the home Social Forces. 73: 533-553
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