The Ideology of Intensive Mothering Refers to

question 33

Multiple Choice

The ideology of intensive mothering refers to

• A) an unrealistic standard against which mothers are judged.
• B) the belief that mothers are more "intense" parents than fathers.
• C) the expectation that mothers need to have two or more children to be characterized as "mothers first."
• D) the adjustment period that mothers experience in the first month after delivering a child.

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