Arlie Hochschild found that men do as much housework as women.?

Arlie Hochschild's research indicates that while men have increased their participation in housework over the years, they still do not engage in domestic tasks to the same extent as women. Her findings highlight a persistent gender gap in household responsibilities, with women often shouldering a larger share of the work. This imbalance is influenced by societal norms and expectations surrounding gender roles. Thus, while men may contribute more than in the past, women still tend to bear the majority of the household workload.