This is because gender-based difference. Women are still viewed as primary caregivers. In the society, women are viewed to have responsibilities both housework including care for family and paid labor. According to Hooyman and Kiyak, women are more likely to feel burdens although men and women do similar tasks. Women tend to feel responsibilities for older people and to care with empathy. “women more often approach caregiving with with empathy, feel responsible for the care-recipients’ physical and psychological well-being…”(p.402). Compared to women, men are “more likely to adopt an attitude of “you do what you have to do” and use a “work” paradigm in approaching caregiving.” (p.402). Men are less likely to do personal care than women. Men