What is the double mind faced by many Filipina transnational mothers?
a. Filipina women often wish to go home more often, but are unable to because of restrictions on travel.
b. Fathers working abroad make fewer sacrifices but receive more praise.
c. Even when it is legally permitted to bring their children with them, many employers do not allow this.
d. Often employed as domestic workers, these women are tasked with taking care of other people’s children when they are unable to take care of their own.
d. Often employed as domestic workers, these women are tasked with taking care of other people’s children when they are unable to take care of their own.
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Which of the following statements best characterizes the role of women in contemporary Japanese society?
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It is the sociological view that social change is
a. never significant. b. continuous and inevitable. c. rarely effects history. d. most often the result of war between societies.
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