Ross Believes That Micro-Level Factors Are Typically Responsible for Delayed

Multiple Choice

Ross believes that micro-level factors are typically responsible for delayed or postponed parenthood.However, Ryan disagrees and is of the opinion that macro-level factors typically contribute to postponed parenthood.Which of the following is an accurate statement that will strengthen Ryan's view?

A) Attitudes about the "ideal" family size have changed, resulting in less pressure to have more than two children.
B) Many single women don't want to conceive or adopt a child on their own.
C) The United States-especially compared with many European countries-has abysmal family leave policies, and rigid work schedules.
D) Women who enjoy their jobs and need money to boost their household income are often reluctant to take on balancing child rearing and paid work.