Why Do a Relatively Low Percentage of Men Take Paternity

Multiple Choice

Why do a relatively low percentage of men take paternity leave?

A) Men who are not single parents are not covered in the Family and Medical Leave Act.
B) Employers typically reject paternity leave applications because employees are likely to obtain such leaves under fraudulent conditions.
C) Men have a perception that it is not considered socially acceptable for them to stay home for child-related reasons.
D) A provision in the Family and Medical Leave Act mandates that only one parent per family can take leaves, which are usually taken by the mother.