Current research about married couples shows that, when both the husband and the wife are employed,
a. women do about twice as much housework as the men do.
b. most men realize that they do not perform half of the housework.
c. the division of housework is much more equal in White households than in Black households.
d. politically conservative husbands do as much housework as politically liberal husbands do.
Question 2
Sara and Jack are a married couple; both of them are employed outside the home. If they are typical of other married couples with respect to household chores,
a. Sara will perform about two-thirds of the household tasks.
b. Jack will perform about 50 of the household tasks.
c. They will both perceive that the housework should be equally divided, even if it isn't in reality.
d. Jack and Sara will each perform roughly half of the stereotypically feminine tasks, but not the stereotypically masculine tasks.
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