Employed Mothers Who Value Their Parenting Role

question 23

Multiple Choice

Employed mothers who value their parenting role

• A) generally favor a permissive style of parenting.
• B) are more likely to use authoritative child rearing and coregulation.
• C) still have less-well-adjusted children than stay-at-home mothers.
• D) tend to experience more fatigue, distress, and low energy in both roles.

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