Question

The role of women in the family has changed dramatically within the United States during the past 50 years. Women have furthered their education and developed careers. This change in the family has necessitated adaptive changes in school systems, corporations, churches, and other facets of society to provide childcare services. This situation reflects which view of social change?

Answer 1

Answer:Women have faced some tough times with men being treated superior and no one listening to ours ideas. To simple things like being able to vote for a president. We weren't able to do most of the things that we can do today. No we can do and be what we want to be and not only have to wash and cook. Now us women are engineering and becoming the new Einstein's of this 21st century.

Explanation: Today we can do much more than we did back then. I hope this helped

Answer 2

The question is missing the below options:

A) The evolutionary model

B) Equilibrium model

C) The progressive model

D) Conflict model

The correct option is B, equilibrium model

Step-by-step explanation:

In explaining the equilibrium model in behavioral pattern and culture, we can take a leave from the concept of equilibrium in Economics.

In Economics, equilibrium wage rate is the amount of wages and salaries at supply of labor equals demand for labor, hence the equitable wage rate as viewed by both employers and employees alike.

Hence, in this instance, women are on the course of achieving par status with men folks through progression in education and career to pave way for them to take up leadership positions that were thought of as masculine roles in corporate environment as well as in the society at large.