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Melani1276

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Which statement about men who choose nontraditional careers is true?
 
  A) They tend to report a high level of private comfort with their career choice.
  B) They are less likely than their female co-workers to move into supervisory positions.
  C) Their co-workers often assume that they are less knowledgeable than they actually are.
  D) They are less likely than female co-workers to be offered choice job placements.

Question 2

Compared to their traditional-career counterparts, men who choose traditionally female-dominated careers __________.
 
  A) are more focused on the social status of their work
  B) are more gender-typed in their personal life
  C) are more interested in working with people
  D) have more conservative social attitudes



yasmina

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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C



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