Why won't forcing problem ownership on a person (blaming) ...

[codyclark]

Why won't forcing problem ownership on a person (blaming) help solve your problems?
 
  a. Blaming someone only shifts the problem; it does not solve it.
  b. Blaming someone does not change the problem for you and can be destructive.
  c. If a problem is owned, there is no one to blame.
  d. Understanding the problem removes blame.

Question 2

An example of a woman who recently has chosen to leave full-time work and remain at home with her young children would be:
 
  a. a recently divorced single parent.
  b. a well-educated white married woman.
  c. a lower-class black woman.
  d. a pink-collar worker married to a working-class man.

[bulacsom]

Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B

[codyclark]

Wow, this really help

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