How do nonstandard work schedules of parents affect children?
What will be an ideal response?
Nonstandard work schedules can create problems because one or both parents spend less time with their children (especially on weekendsand evenings) and provide less supervision and help with homework. The more nighttime hours that mothers work, the more likely they are to feel tired and anxious, and to spend less time in stimulating activities with their children such as playing games and reading books together. Some of the negative effects include children developing fewer language skills, doing poorly in school, and being more depressed.
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This difference has been tested and the researcher has failed to reject the null hypothesis. What can be concluded? a. Older drivers are better drivers. b. Older drivers are worse drivers. c. There is no significant difference between older drivers and drivers in general in terms of number of tickets. d. Older drivers are significantly different from drivers in general.
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A. traditional sexism B. modern sexism C. patriarchy D. glass ceiling
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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person’s GPA in college be? What will be an ideal response?