articles
McClintock, Elizabeth Aura.
Forthcoming. “Occupational Sex Composition and Marriage: The Romantic Cost of Gender-Atypical Jobs.” Journal of Marriage and Family.
McClintock, Elizabeth Aura, and Shannon Zoe Sheehan. 2019. “Race, Gender, and Social Exchange in Young Adult Unions.” Forthcoming at Sociological Spectrum.
McClintock, Elizabeth Aura. 2018. “Changing Jobs and Changing Chores? The Longitudinal Association of Women’s and Men’s Occupational Gender-Atypicality and Couples’ Housework Performance.” Sex Roles 78(3-4):165-181.*
*Lead article.
McClintock, Elizabeth Aura. 2017. “Support for Beauty-Status Exchange Remains Illusory.” American Sociological Review 82(5):1100-1110.
McClintock, Elizabeth Aura. 2017. “Occupational Sex Composition and Gendered Housework Performance: Compensation or Conventionality?” Journal of Marriage and Family 79(2):475-510. *
*Competitively selected Nominee for Rosabeth Moss Kanter Award for Excellence in Work-Family Research, National Council on Family Relations.
McClintock, Elizabeth Aura. 2014. “Beauty and Status: The Illusion of Exchange in Partner Selection.” American Sociological Review 79(4):575 (August).*
*Lead article.
McClintock, Elizabeth Aura. 2011. “Handsome Wants as Handsome Does: Physical Attractiveness and Gender Differences in Revealed Sexual Preferences.” Biodemography and Social Biology 57 (2): 221–257.
McClintock, Elizabeth Aura. 2011. “Weight Self-Concept: Formation, Stability, and Consequences.” Rutgers Journal of Sociology 1: 110-132.
McClintock, Elizabeth Aura. 2010. “When Does Race Matter? Race, Sex, and Dating at an Elite University.” Journal of Marriage and Family 72 (1): 45-72.
England, Paula and Elizabeth Aura McClintock. 2010. “The Gendered Double Standard of Aging in Marriage Markets.” Population and Development Review 35 (4): 797-816.
Forthcoming. “Occupational Sex Composition and Marriage: The Romantic Cost of Gender-Atypical Jobs.” Journal of Marriage and Family.
McClintock, Elizabeth Aura, and Shannon Zoe Sheehan. 2019. “Race, Gender, and Social Exchange in Young Adult Unions.” Forthcoming at Sociological Spectrum.
McClintock, Elizabeth Aura. 2018. “Changing Jobs and Changing Chores? The Longitudinal Association of Women’s and Men’s Occupational Gender-Atypicality and Couples’ Housework Performance.” Sex Roles 78(3-4):165-181.*
*Lead article.
McClintock, Elizabeth Aura. 2017. “Support for Beauty-Status Exchange Remains Illusory.” American Sociological Review 82(5):1100-1110.
McClintock, Elizabeth Aura. 2017. “Occupational Sex Composition and Gendered Housework Performance: Compensation or Conventionality?” Journal of Marriage and Family 79(2):475-510. *
*Competitively selected Nominee for Rosabeth Moss Kanter Award for Excellence in Work-Family Research, National Council on Family Relations.
McClintock, Elizabeth Aura. 2014. “Beauty and Status: The Illusion of Exchange in Partner Selection.” American Sociological Review 79(4):575 (August).*
*Lead article.
McClintock, Elizabeth Aura. 2011. “Handsome Wants as Handsome Does: Physical Attractiveness and Gender Differences in Revealed Sexual Preferences.” Biodemography and Social Biology 57 (2): 221–257.
McClintock, Elizabeth Aura. 2011. “Weight Self-Concept: Formation, Stability, and Consequences.” Rutgers Journal of Sociology 1: 110-132.
McClintock, Elizabeth Aura. 2010. “When Does Race Matter? Race, Sex, and Dating at an Elite University.” Journal of Marriage and Family 72 (1): 45-72.
England, Paula and Elizabeth Aura McClintock. 2010. “The Gendered Double Standard of Aging in Marriage Markets.” Population and Development Review 35 (4): 797-816.