Examining the Role of Perceived Partner Responsiveness on the Links between Housework and Well-Being during COVID-19 Pandemic

By sampling individuals who were living with their relationship partner during COVID-19 (N = 355 participants from 27 different countries), the current study tested two competing models of stress-buffering (moderation vs. mediation) in which we assessed whether perceived partner responsiveness explains how perceived unfairness of housework distribution impacts well-being.