Describe the negative effects of transnational mothering on mothers and their children. What factors continue to drive women into transnational work despite these negative consequences?
What will be an ideal response?
May include the following:
a. mothers: pain of not seeing children grow up, helplessness, regret, and guilt
b. children: loneliness, vulnerability, and insecurity and struggling to understand mothers’ decision
c. need for money for their children, lack of jobs back home
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What is an Ideal response?
In Western societies today, higher suicide rates are due in part to
a) increasingly permissive attitudes toward suicide. b) increasing criminal penalties against suicide. c) a growing intolerance toward state-assisted suicides. d) a decline in religious beliefs.
Which of the following is the lowest class, according to Weber?
a. Rentiers b. The bourgeoisie c. The proletariat d. Unskilled workers
Which of the following is a major source of water pollution?
A) Wild animals B) Naturally grown fish C) Industries D) Vehicles