Women who pursue nontraditional careers __________.
A) usually have more feminine traits and believe that their efforts will result in success
B) are more certain than their male counterparts that they can overcome barriers to career success
C) are usually low in self-reliance but are more satisfied with their jobs than their male co-workers
D) usually have masculine traits, such as high achievement orientation and self-reliance
Question 2
Which statement is true about the gender differences in career development?
A) In college, women and men major in high-paying scientific and technical fields at about the same rate.
B) Currently in the United States, the average woman working full-time earns 90 percent as much as the average man.
C) High self-efficacy with respect to male-dominated fields limits womens career progress.
D) Many women enter and exit the labor market several times, unlike the continuous career lives of most men.
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