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Emily K. CarianAssistant Professor of Teaching, University of California, IrvineVerified email at uci.edu
David MelamedThe Ohio State UniversityVerified email at osu.edu
Bob EdwardsProfessor of Sociology, East Carolina UniversityVerified email at ecu.edu

Jurgita Abromaviciute

Jurgita Abromaviciute

California State University - San Bernardino

Verified email at csusb.edu

Social psychology gender theory social movements


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The implications of social neuroscience for expectation states theories D Melamed, J Abromaviciute Sociology Compass 7 (3), 255-264, 2013	7	2013
Which resources matter for what impacts? Resource mobilization and impacts of local SMOs in rural Lithuania, 2004–2006 J Abromaviciute, R Seebruck, B Edwards Sociological Spectrum 39 (5), 281-299, 2019	5	2019
The COVID-19 pandemic and the gender gap in newly created domains of household labor J Abromaviciute, EK Carian Sociological Perspectives 65 (6), 1169-1187, 2022	3	2022
Single Parents at Work: The Effects of the Intersection of Gender, Parental Status, and Marital Status on Workplace Outcomes J Abromaviciute The University of Arizona., 2018	1	2018
“It’s Certainly Fair for Me”: Hybrid Masculinities and the Gendered Division of Labor During COVID-19 EK Carian, J Abromaviciute Men and Masculinities 26 (4), 544-565, 2023		2023
Social Research (SOC 3070) Final Research Project J Abromaviciute, EK Carian		2020

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