A study showed that early adolescent daughters of mothers who are employed hold more traditional gender-role attitudes than do daughters of women who are not employed.

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Studies have generally found that daughters of employed mothers tend to have less traditional and more egalitarian views on gender roles compared to daughters of non-employed mothers. This is because employed mothers often model non-traditional roles, demonstrating to their daughters that women can balance both work and family responsibilities.

A Study Showed That Early Adolescent Daughters of Mothers Who