A study that Williams and Umberson (1999) conducted with expectant couples found that
A) the expectant father and the expectant mother felt differently about the medical technologies (such as sonograms or fetal monitoring) that were used.
B) the information gained from medical technologies helped the woman adopt a more experience-oriented approach to childbirth.
C) the use of an epidural injection to reduce the mother's pain had relatively little effect on either the mother's or the father's experience.
D) most couples said that they wished there was even more technology available to assist them.

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The study by Williams and Umberson (1999) highlighted differences in how expectant fathers and mothers felt about the use of medical technologies during pregnancy, indicating varied perspectives and experiences between the two.

A Study That Williams and Umberson (1999) Conducted with Expectant