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Liana C. Sayer

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University of Maryland, College Park

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College of Behavorial & Social Sciences

Department of Sociology

Liana C. Sayer is currently serving as a College Of Behavorial & Social Sciences Professor at University of Maryland, College Park.

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University of Maryland, College Park

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social sciences sociology demography marriage gender studies women's studies women's health family psychology economics family relations family studies socioeconomics social science research household labor work-family interface economic inequality socioeconomic status gender differences time use social change social systems political sociology social inequality human resources social theory social environment societal influence unpaid work sociological research family dynamics covid-19 pandemic lgbt health family violence family process family issues social policy research gender divide gender equality changing workforce trend prediction men's studies race relations social indicators work-related stress gender disparities family relationships free time marital status united states social forces asian studies contemporary china european society regional studies lgbt youth gender theory collective bargaining family involvement parent leadership parental care social conflict job satisfaction labor relations work adjustment sexual identity gender division household work educational differences cross-national variations economic independence gender ideology marital satisfaction east asia total work time sexual minority disparities employment hours economic resources gendered context gender diversity gender inequality

Notable Scholarly Works

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Introduction to Mid‐Decade Special Issue on Theory and Methods. Journal of Marriage and Family (2024)

Liana C. Sayer

family processfamily dynamicsfamily relationsmarriagesocial sciencesfamily studiesfamily formationfamily psychologyfamily issuessociologyfamily relationshipssocial relationsfamily life

Racial and Ethnic Heterogeneity in Housework Time. (2024)

HAO-CHUN CHENGLiana C Sayer

racial groupsanthropologyracial discriminationracial studieshousework timesocial sciencesethnic heterogeneitysociologyrace

A Matter of Time: Racialized Time and the Production of Health Disparities. Journal of Health and Social Behavior (2023)

Cynthia G. ColenKelsey J. DrotningLiana C. SayerBruce Link

race relationsracial equityracial discriminationracialized timesociologycontemporary racismrace

Blurred Border or Safe Harbor? Emotional Well-Being Among Sexual and Gender Minority Adults Working From Home During Covid-19. Social Science & Medicine (2023)

Layne AmerikanerHope Xu YanLiana C. SayerLong DoanJessica N. FishKelsey J. DrotningR. Gordon Rinderknecht

public healthsocial science researchhuman resourceswork-family interfacesocial problemsminority stressquality of lifeemotional well-beingsocial scienceswork-related stressgender minority adultsfamily psychologysocial justicesociologycovid-19worker healthmedical sociologysocial medicine

Gendering the Pandemic: Women's and Men's Time Use During Covid-19. (2023)

Liana C SayerHope Xu YanLong DoanR. Gordon Rinderknecht

public healthwomen's studieswomen's empowermentwomen's healthgendered contexttime usesocial sciencessociologycovid-19covid-19 pandemicgender inequalitygender disparities

Solo Dance? Gender Differences in Housework Among Solo Households in the United States. (2023)

HAO-CHUN CHENGLiana C Sayer

danceunited statesgender differencesdemographysocial sciencesfamily studieshousingsociologysolo householdshousing studies

Gender and Educational Variation in How Temporal Dimensions of Paid Work Affect Parental Child Care Time. Socius Sociological Research for a Dynamic World (2022)

Yue QianLiana C. Sayer

gender studiestemporal dimensionseducational variationsocial sciencessociologysocioeconomic statussocioeconomics

Mothering and Stress During Covid-19: Exploring the Moderating Effects of Employment. Socius Sociological Research for a Dynamic World (2022)

Hope Xu YanLiana C. SayerDaniela Veronica NegraiaR. Gordon RinderknechtLong DoanKelsey J. DrotningJessica N. FishClayton Buck

mental healthmoderating effectswork-family interfaceoccupational health psychologystress (biology)social scienceswork-related stressstress managementsocietal influencesociologycovid-19maternal healthpsychology

MYTIMEUSE: An Online Implementation of the Day-Reconstruction Method. Journal of Time Use Research (2022)

R. Gordon RinderknechtLong DoanLiana C. Sayer

technologybehavioral sciencesonline implementationday-reconstruction methodpsychologymachine learning

Not All Homes Are Safe: Family Violence Following the Onset of the Covid-19 Pandemic. Journal of Family Violence (2022)

Kelsey J. DrotningLong DoanLiana C. SayerJessica N. FishR. Gordon Rinderknecht

mental healthpublic healthsocial sciencescriminologyfamily violencesociologycovid-19 pandemic

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Liana C. Sayer

Professor

University of Maryland, College Park

Affiliations

College of Behavorial & Social Sciences

Department of Sociology

Liana C. Sayer is currently serving as a College Of Behavorial & Social Sciences Professor at University of Maryland, College Park.

Honors

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University of Maryland, College Park

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Introduction to Mid‐Decade Special Issue on Theory and Methods. Journal of Marriage and Family (2024)

Liana C. Sayer

family processfamily dynamicsfamily relationsmarriagesocial sciencesfamily studiesfamily formationfamily psychologyfamily issuessociologyfamily relationshipssocial relationsfamily life

Racial and Ethnic Heterogeneity in Housework Time. (2024)

HAO-CHUN CHENGLiana C Sayer

racial groupsanthropologyracial discriminationracial studieshousework timesocial sciencesethnic heterogeneitysociologyrace

A Matter of Time: Racialized Time and the Production of Health Disparities. Journal of Health and Social Behavior (2023)

Cynthia G. ColenKelsey J. DrotningLiana C. SayerBruce Link

race relationsracial equityracial discriminationracialized timesociologycontemporary racismrace

Blurred Border or Safe Harbor? Emotional Well-Being Among Sexual and Gender Minority Adults Working From Home During Covid-19. Social Science & Medicine (2023)

Layne AmerikanerHope Xu YanLiana C. SayerLong DoanJessica N. FishKelsey J. DrotningR. Gordon Rinderknecht

Gendering the Pandemic: Women's and Men's Time Use During Covid-19. (2023)

Liana C SayerHope Xu YanLong DoanR. Gordon Rinderknecht

public healthwomen's studieswomen's empowermentwomen's healthgendered contexttime usesocial sciencessociologycovid-19covid-19 pandemicgender inequalitygender disparities

Solo Dance? Gender Differences in Housework Among Solo Households in the United States. (2023)

HAO-CHUN CHENGLiana C Sayer

danceunited statesgender differencesdemographysocial sciencesfamily studieshousingsociologysolo householdshousing studies

Gender and Educational Variation in How Temporal Dimensions of Paid Work Affect Parental Child Care Time. Socius Sociological Research for a Dynamic World (2022)

Yue QianLiana C. Sayer

gender studiestemporal dimensionseducational variationsocial sciencessociologysocioeconomic statussocioeconomics

Mothering and Stress During Covid-19: Exploring the Moderating Effects of Employment. Socius Sociological Research for a Dynamic World (2022)

Hope Xu YanLiana C. SayerDaniela Veronica NegraiaR. Gordon RinderknechtLong DoanKelsey J. DrotningJessica N. FishClayton Buck

MYTIMEUSE: An Online Implementation of the Day-Reconstruction Method. Journal of Time Use Research (2022)

R. Gordon RinderknechtLong DoanLiana C. Sayer

technologybehavioral sciencesonline implementationday-reconstruction methodpsychologymachine learning

Not All Homes Are Safe: Family Violence Following the Onset of the Covid-19 Pandemic. Journal of Family Violence (2022)

Kelsey J. DrotningLong DoanLiana C. SayerJessica N. FishR. Gordon Rinderknecht

mental healthpublic healthsocial sciencescriminologyfamily violencesociologycovid-19 pandemic

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