The distinction between "working woman" and "working mother" suggests
A)women work very diligently on both mothering and work outside the home.
B)a woman is not really considered a worker unless she is in the paid work force.
C)working women are stigmatized for not being mothers.
D)None of the above is correct.

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The distinction implies that a woman is only recognized as a worker if she is part of the paid workforce, as "working mother" specifically highlights her dual role, whereas "working woman" does not inherently include motherhood.

The Distinction Between "Working Woman" and "Working Mother" Suggests