How is the life-course sequence different for men and women in the United States today?
A. Women are more likely to have parenthood as part of their sequence.
B. Women are more likely to have a period of unemployment to care for children.
C. Men are more likely to complete college.
D. Women are more likely to marry, while men are more likely to cohabit.
Answer: B
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