Question

Phyllis has a very demanding job. Despite working full time, she tries to spend several hours a day playing with and teaching her children. Still, she feels guilty, especially if her children are not getting straight "A"s or if they misbehave.According to the text, Phyllis is a(n):

A) atypical U.S. working mother.
B) typical U.S. working mother.
C) abnormally guilty U.S. working mother.
D) unusually dedicated U.S. working mother.

Answer 1

B

Step-by-step explanation:

From research, In 2016, average U.S moms spent around 25 hours a week on paid work, up from nine hours in 1965. At the same time, they spent 14 hours a week on child care, up from 10 hours a week in 1965.

They are also very worried about the performance or state of their children and feel guilty if they do not reach their expectations.