Which of the following students provides the most accurate information about the mental health of employed and nonemployed women?
a. Saskia: "Compared to employed women, nonemployed women are more depressed, but less anxious.".
b. Uwe: "Employed women can avoid stress, as long as they learn to manage their time effectively.".
c. Jenna: "Employment can serve as a buffer against many of the problems that occur in family life.".
d. Mark: "In the current era, employed and nonemployed women are similar in measures of mental health.".
C
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