Research on Couples That Have Achieved Equitable (Peer) Relationships Indicates

question 43

Multiple Choice

Research on couples that have achieved equitable (peer) relationships indicates that

• A) women sacrifice their career goals to attain happiness in the relationship.
• B) men sacrifice their family relationships to attain career success.
• C) neither men nor women tend to be in high prestige careers so they can devote time to relationship and family.
• D) so few couples attained this type of relationship that researchers could determine no patterns.

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