Based on gender ideology, how would housework be distributed in a family in which both parents work?
A. Both parents would put in time commensurate with how much they work.
B. Both parents would share the work equally no matter how many hours they each work.
C. The man would gradually increase the amount of work he does if the woman starts working more hours.
D. The woman would do more of the housework no matter how many hours she works, even if it is more than the man.
Answer: D
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