Studies on retired women show that these women
a. may experience more problems with retirement than men do.
b. may experience fewer problems than men, because they were less involved than men in their work.
c. may experience fewer problems than men, because they have more social contacts outside of work.
d. typically experience fewer problems than men because they are very involved in their roles as mothers.
Question 2
Suppose that you are volunteering at a local retirement community. If the people there are typical in terms of retirement,
a. women will be less likely than men to have sought information about retirement benefits before they retired.
b. women will receive the same retirement benefits that men receive.
c. women will be less likely than men to have retired to take care of relatives who have health problems.
d. the married women will be more likely than the married men to be responsible for planning the financial aspects of retirement.
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