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Which of the following is true of research findings about working mothers? The number of working mothers, full-time and part-time, has increased dramatically since the 1970s. A comprehensive review of the research literature found maternal employment harmful to children. The number of working mothers, full-time and part-time, has stayed in a fluid status since the 1970s. Mothers working outside the home and stay-at-home mothers differ significantly in life satisfaction.

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          Which of the following is true of research findings about working mothers?
The number of working mothers, full-time and part-time, has increased dramatically since the 1970s.
A comprehensive review of the research literature found maternal employment harmful to children.
The number of working mothers, full-time and part-time, has stayed in a fluid status since the 1970s.
Mothers working outside the home and stay-at-home mothers differ significantly in life satisfaction.

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Which of the following is true of research findings about working mothers? The number of working mothers, full-time and part-time, has increased dramatically since the 1970s. A comprehensive review of the research literature found maternal employment harmful to children. The number of working mothers, full-time and part-time, has stayed in a fluid status since the 1970s. Mothers working outside the home and stay-at-home mothers differ significantly in life satisfaction.