Household tasks contribute women’s Parents often overestimate their contributions, but dads do this more than moms. It is not ...

Haley Swenson examines the mental load carried by U.S. women caregivers and questions whether this increasing stress is ...

Women shoulder most of the work in managing a family and tell us it’s exhausting, but some also say it has benefits ...

And so the father exhorts, “I shall make you love books more than your mother.” Then again, the division between manual and cognitive labor is, as ever, deceptive. The Egyptian scribes may have ...

As the capacity of working memory starts to top out, it increases one’s cognitive load ... s research shows that an unequal division of invisible labor, specifically that related to taking ...

Hu is a director of the Center for Healthy Aging Research, Rutgers Institute for Health, and chief of Division of Cognitive Neurology and Alzheimer’s Disease Clinic, Robert Wood Johnson Medical ...

However, Nadella emphasizes a critical challenge: cognitive labor is constantly evolving. Tasks considered uniquely human today may become automated tomorrow, while entirely new forms of work emerge.

Down syndrome occurs due to an abnormal division of cells during fetal development ... In addition to focusing on cognitive development and physical activity, the association promotes vocational ...