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>A new study conducted by Cambridge University has determined that men are actually happier if they are doing indoor work.

The latest study by Professor at Cambridge University, Jacqueline Scott, as well as a team of academics, has based its assertion on the results of the "European Social Study" survey, a Brussels-funded survey involving 30,000 in 34 countries.

They were asked how much time they spent cooking, washing, cleaning, buying and maintaining the house

The academy team has announced that they had expected to find a deterioration of family disputes and a decline in men's welfare when they did more indoor work. However, they have reported that the opposite happens.

Spouses and loved ones feel guilty when they do not carry out their share of home affairs, according to the taxpayer-funded study on the differences between men and women.

In the study, however, it is also said that men prefer a quiet life with housework, compared to a noisy life and disconnected from the rest.

The results contradict the vast array of researches that suggest that with the advancement of women in work and career, men continue to give most of their home affairs to their partners.

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