HIRI’s research reveals disparities in DIY home improvement experiences among women, notably fewer engaging in advanced projects. Lower DIY involvement is particularly evident among women, with significant influences from age, income, education, and race. Additionally, marital status and household size correlate positively with DIY participation, especially among married women and larger households.
HIRI’s research reveals disparities in DIY home improvement experiences among women, notably fewer engaging in advanced projects. Lower DIY involvement is particularly evident among women, with significant influences from age, income, education, and race. Additionally, marital status and household size correlate positively with DIY participation, especially among married women and larger households.
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