When It Comes to Household Labor, Research Suggested That

When it comes to household labor, research suggested that. . .

A) Women did more household labor than men (with the smallest difference being in child care) , as predicted by the gender-division model.
B) The more money men made, the more time their wives spent in cooking and cleaning, as predicted by the relative resource model.
C) The more hours a person worked, the less time they spent in cooking and cleaning and the more time their partner spent in cooking and cleaning, as predicted by the time-availability model.
D) All of the above findings were noted