In what way is the cultural expectation of women's role as homemaker most apparent in post-industrial societies?
A) in that many women are mothers and employees
B) in that women continue to bear the heavy burden of caring for children and meeting demands of workplace
C) in the introduction of the ideology of the male breadwinner
D) in the increase of technology available to ease the burden of domestic labour

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While women in post-industrial societies may also hold jobs outside of the home, the cultural expectation that they are primarily responsible for domestic duties and childcare is still present. Women often face the challenge of juggling both work and home responsibilities, and may experience a 'second shift' of work at home after their paid employment is done for the day. This expectation can impact women's career opportunities and earning potential.

In What Way Is the Cultural Expectation of Women's Role