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mckennatimberlake

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Hochschild (1989) used the term second shift to refer to:
 
  a. the second degree a wife pursues after her BA degree
  b. the domestic work that employed women do after they get home from their job
  c. the fact that in second marriages, relationships tend to shift into being more egalitarian
   d. the wife is more likely to shift to more day care for the second than for her first child

Question 2

Who is most likely to experience role overload?
 
  a. Jan, a wife who works full-time and has no children
  b. Jill, who works full-time and has two young children
  c. Beth, a single woman who works full-time and has no children
   d. Jamie, an unemployed married mother of a newborn



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

b



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