What is the traditional meaning of a “double workload”?
a. a condition associated with men and women in which one gender has to work two jobs to survive
b. the condition under which a single, unmarried woman works two jobs to be able to afford her household
c. a situation in which married women work both in outside employment and also within the home
d. the condition under which a single female-headed household is supported solely by earnings of the mother herself
e. a situation in which both the male and female in a household must be employed in order for the family to survive
ANS: C
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