Work‐Relationship Values and Gender Role Differences in Relation to Career‐Marriage Aspirations

Abstract

This study of female and male undergraduate business majors explored the relationship of their preferred future career‐marriage arrangement to their relationship and work values, work motivation, and gender role orientation Results indicate that the dual‐career, career‐job, and career‐home groups showed significant differences on these dimensions. Additionally, sex and gender role differences reflected cultural stereotypes of achievement orientation in men and barriers to career pursuits of women. The results are discussed in terms of interpersonal, intrapersonal, and societal factors underlying career‐marriage aspirations. Implications for practitioners and suggestions for future research are given.

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