When workdays were highly stressful, women and men tended to withdraw from daily home tasks. A gender difference in how this was managed includes
a. Men would come home late and turn on the TV
b. Husbands would take on the tasks that their stressed wives could not manage but wives would not do the same for them
c. Wives would take on the tasks that their stressed husbands could not manage but their husbands would not the same for them
d. Wives tended to do more child-related chores only when their husbands experienced work stress
c. Wives would take on the tasks that their stressed husbands could not manage but their husbands would not the same for them
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A. 25 B. 33 C. 50 D. 75
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What will be an ideal response?
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a. do the researchers demonstrate potential biases b. what difference the study will make to the field of counseling and education c. whether the researchers describes previous methods d. whether the researcher provided adequate rationale.
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a. Visual pleasures b. Personal traits c. Key attribute d. Ethical decision making