Sarah Beth Estes

Social Sciences · Social Sciences

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Research Topics

Work-Family Balance Challenges(12), Gender, Labor, and Family Dynamics(11), Gender Diversity and Inequality(7), Social and Intergroup Psychology(3), Social Policy and Reform Studies(2)

Publications25 total

Controlling the Chaos: An Environmentally-informed, automated Quality-Assurance and Quality-Control Model for Continuous, Hydrological Data
2022Open Access
The Moral Outrage Over Trump
Foreign Affairs·2016
Political instincts
The New Scientist·2012
The war on marriage
The New Scientist·2012
What We “Say” and What We “Think” About Female Managers
Psychology of Women Quarterly·2011· 66 cited
How are Work–Family Policies Related to the Gendered Division of Domestic Labor?
Sociology Compass·2011· 19 cited
Explaining the Gender Gap in Professors' Intentions to Leave
Sociological Focus·2010· 15 cited
Competition at Work
TRAILS: Teaching Resources and Innovations Library for Sociology·2010· 1 cited
Is Work-Family Policy Use Related to the Gendered Division of Housework?
Journal of Family and Economic Issues·2007· 59 cited
Do Racial and Ethnic Stereotypes Depend on The Sex of Target Group Members? Evidence from a Survey-Based Experiment
Sociological Quarterly·2007· 48 cited
Interethnic Differences (or Similarities?) in the Relative Individuation of Women and Men
Sex Roles·2007· 4 cited
Do Workplace Flexibility Policies Influence Time Spent in Domestic Labor?
Journal of Family Issues·2007· 107 cited
Gender Role Attitudes Scale
PsycTESTS Dataset·2007· 1 cited
Work–Family Arrangements and Parenting: Are “Family-Friendly” Arrangements Related to Mothers' Involvement in Children's Lives?
Sociological Perspectives·2005· 31 cited
Ethnic differences in the relative individuation of women and men: Fact or artifact
PsycEXTRA Dataset·2005
How Are Family-Responsive Workplace Arrangements Family Friendly? Employer Accommodations, Parenting, and Children's Socioemotional Well-Being
Sociological Quarterly·2004· 2 cited
How Are Family-Responsive Workplace Arrangements Family Friendly? Employer Accommodations, Parenting, and Children's Socioemotional Well-Being
Sociological Quarterly·2004· 41 cited
Growing Pains and Progress in the Study of Working Families
Work and Occupations·2003· 4 cited
Book Reviews
Gender & Society·2002
Family Leave Policy: The Political Economy of Work and Family in America
Contemporary Sociology A Journal of Reviews·2002· 15 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Jennifer Glass(5), Mary C. Noonan(3), Tracie L. Stewart(3), Charles W. Mueller(2), Stacy De Coster(2), Ioana M. Latu(2), Kathryn E. Jaspers(2), Jesse Graham(2), Ashley C. Myers(1), Claire G. Lisco(1), Dana K. Donahue(1), David J. Maume(1), Jeffrey M. Timberlake(1), Vicki Dryfhout(1), Steven K. Wisensale(1), Joe Michael(1), Jesse Graham(1), Matthew McGauley(1), Brian Jacko(1), Virginia Smith(1)