Multiple Choice
Because working-class men are not perceived as having careers and because their lower earnings given them less status as providers within the household, Pyke argued that working-class families_______.
A) incorporate more flexible gender roles.
B) are more likely to be happy.
C) rely on rigidly gendered divisions of labor.
D) are more suceptible to insurance scams.
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