Most working class immigrant husbands
A accommodated to their wives temporary employment.
B expected their wives to join the paid labor market.
C took on part of the family work.
D took on new attitudes toward the division of labor.
Question 2
Hackstaff's major paradigm for assessing change in marriage systems is:
A comparing optimistic theorists perspectives with pessimistic theorists perspectives.
B identifying pathologies and projecting them into the future.
C using well-established empirical referents to project positive options.
D none of the above.
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