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leilurhhh

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The principle that equally-skilled but sex-segregated jobs should be equally compensated is called:
 
  a. sex integration.
  b. compensation equity.
  c. occupational steering.
  d. residual reduction.
  e. comparable worth.

Question 2

What are the obstacles faced by women in getting better jobs? A) gender typing of jobs B) socialization process different from men C) lower educational qualification D) family roles
 
  a. A and B
  b. A, B, C
  c. A, B, D
  d. B, C, D
  e. A, C, D



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Answer to Question 1

e

Answer to Question 2

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