Question 1

Describe the challenges of juggling work and family. Be sure to include the concepts of work-family conflict, role overload, spillover, and describe differences in leisure.

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Question 2

Describe the recession in the U.S. and be sure to discuss its by-products, such as unemployment, low wages, and nonstandardized work schedules.

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Question 3

With large numbers of mothers working outside the home, child care becomes very important. Describe the choices that families have. Then, evaluate the effect of mothers' employment on children's well-being.

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Question 4

Write an essay describing the distribution of household labor and child care, including a brief discussion of the three (3)theories used to explain the division of household labor.

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Question 5

Describe and evaluate the idea in the Feature Box, "Fixing Social INsecurity," that describes a way to help families balance work and family. Do you think that most working parents would support this program? Why or why not?

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Question 6

Compare and contrast the U.S. approach to early childhood education and care (ECEC)with that found in a 3-year study of 12 industrialized, developed nations. What do the findings reveal?

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Quiz 11: Families and the Work They Do

Describe the challenges of juggling work and family. Be sure to include the concepts of work-family conflict, role overload, spillover, and describe differences in leisure.

Describe the recession in the U.S. and be sure to discuss its by-products, such as unemployment, low wages, and nonstandardized work schedules.

With large numbers of mothers working outside the home, child care becomes very important. Describe the choices that families have. Then, evaluate the effect of mothers' employment on children's well-being.

Write an essay describing the distribution of household labor and child care, including a brief discussion of the three (3)theories used to explain the division of household labor.

Describe and evaluate the idea in the Feature Box, "Fixing Social INsecurity," that describes a way to help families balance work and family. Do you think that most working parents would support this program? Why or why not?

Compare and contrast the U.S. approach to early childhood education and care (ECEC)with that found in a 3-year study of 12 industrialized, developed nations. What do the findings reveal?