Child-Care Work Is Considered "Women's Work," and Construction Work Is

question 45

Multiple Choice

Child-care work is considered "women's work," and construction work is considered "men's work." Child-care workers generally make less than construction workers. This situation exemplifies:

• A) masculinity.
• B) the glass escalator.
• C) gender typing.
• D) the glass ceiling.

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