Research (Lippa et al., 2014) has shown that when it comes to high-prestige occupations, women
a. do not differ from men in their desire for a high-prestige occupation.
b. avoid them due having to work a second shift when they come home.
c. have less interest in having a high-prestige occupation than men.
d. have more interest in having a high-prestige occupation than men.
Question 2
Women today tend to be employed most often in
a. law and politics.
b. jobs that work with objects.
c. the service sector and helping professions.
d. engineering.
Kente prestige cloth (detail), Ghana, Ewe peoples.
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