According to research in Dalton Conley's The Pecking Order (2004),how does the average income of daughters raised by stay-at-home mothers compare to that of daughters of working moms? The daughters of stay-at-home mothers are:
A) less likely to earn as much as their brothers.
B) likely to earn more than their brothers.
C) more likely to earn a salary-based income.
D) less likely to earn a salary-based income.

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Conley's research suggests that daughters of stay-at-home mothers are less likely to earn as much as their brothers, highlighting the impact of parental work status on gender income disparities.

According to Research in Dalton Conley's the Pecking Order (2004),how