Author Question: When fathers perform a large percentage of the childcare tasks, a. the children are likely to ... (Read 56 times)

Anajune7 · **on:** Jun 21, 2018

When fathers perform a large percentage of the childcare tasks,

a. the children are likely to have more behavior problems.
b. the fathers tend to be healthier than when the fathers are uninvolved.
c. the children are more socially skilled, but not more academically oriented.
d. the fathers often choose to do significantly less housework.

Question 2

Which of the following students best describes the conclusions about parents taking care of children?

a. Mike: A father's gender-role orientation is not related to his tendency to take care of his children..
b. Carol: In the past three decades fathers have increased their child-care responsibilities, but mothers still perform between 60 and 90 of child-care tasks..
c. Miles: Canadian fathers perform a much higher proportion of child-care tasks than US fathers..
d. Selina: Children show greater cognitive and social skills when mothers (rather than fathers) provide a high proportion of the child care..