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danielfitts88

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In the sixth stage of Rosen and Stith's research on how women escape from domestic violence, women will
 
  A) find a job to support themselves.
  B) put their children in new schools.
  C) sometimes return to their battering partners.
  E) All of the above

Question 2

The term second shift is used to describe
 
  (a) an individual who joins both the varsity baseball and the football teams.
  (b) men who mow the grass and do household chores on the weekends.
  (c) the requirement for both men and women to work overtime in a factory setting.
  (d) a working woman's dual role of worker and housewife.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

(d)





 

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