When Both Parents Work Outside the Home, the Family Is

Multiple Choice

When both parents work outside the home, the family is at greater risk because

A) no one is available to start working if some disaster occurs.
B) the children are without the attention of a loving parent and are more likely to become involved in drugs and crime.
C) it is twice as vulnerable to crisis because there are two incomes that can be threatened, and the family depends on both.
D) none of the above.
E) a and c are true.