Gendered job segregation is
A)relatively constant over time and place because it reflects gender dimorphism.
B)extremely high (90 percent or more)in some occupations in the United States today.
C)virtually gone from most U.S.occupations since the 1960s.
D)the belief that men and women who do the same work should do it separately.

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Gendered job segregation remains a significant issue in the United States, with some occupations having over 90% representation of one gender. While progress has been made since the 1960s, significant occupational gender segregation persists. Choice A is incorrect as gender dimorphism alone does not result in job segregation. Choice C is incorrect as gender segregation continues to exist in many occupations. Choice D is also incorrect as job segregation is not about separating men and women who do the same work, but rather about the concentration of one gender in certain occupations.

Gendered Job Segregation Is