The Vast Majority of Empirical Studies on Maternal Employment Have

question 40

Multiple Choice

The vast majority of empirical studies on maternal employment have found

• A) that maternal employment is generally harmful to the children.
• B) little evidence that a mother's working is harmful to her children.
• C) that children are not harmed when they are younger but are when they are older.
• D) there is no conclusive evidence about its effect on children.

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