Why were middle-class/ college-educated women more satisfied with their share of the housework than their working-class counterparts? Does the division of labor seem fair
What will be an ideal response?
May include the following:
Middle-class men were more willing to provide “help” when asked so even if the actual division was not wat they expected, the burden seemed lighter.
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Fill in the blanks with correct word
________ is a sociohistorical process by which racial categories are created, inhabited, transformed, and destroyed
a. Racial formation b. Racial profiling c. Racial segregation d. Racial ethnocentrism
Peer pressure would fall under the category of __________
a. informal social control b. formal social control c. military social control d. political social control
Parker has identified the following hypothesis for a research project she wishes to undertake: The more time students are given for a spring vacation, the more difficult it is for them to focus in the final weeks of the school year. Which of the following represents the independent variable in Parker’s hypothesis?
A. The school year B. The number of students C. The observed difficulty in focusing D. The amount of spring vacation time