Publications by authors named "Tetali Sujatha"
Article Synopsis
- Time-disposition studies analyze energy needs of populations, focusing on adult women in impoverished homes engaged in various types of work.
- The study observed activities of 89 women, categorizing their time into sleep, household chores, child care, and occupational work, which was classified by intensity based on energy expenditure.
- Findings revealed that homemakers engaged in more moderate to heavy activities compared to beedimakers and tailors, while women balancing income-generating work often compromised time on heavier household tasks and personal care, limiting their paid work hours.
