Career and mobility patterns for men and women are_______________?

Related Mcqs:

1. Career and mobility patterns for men and women are_____________?

   A. Quite different
   B. all alike
   C. Growing more nearly alike
   D. None of these

2. The career mobility of married women is still greatly handicapped by_______________?

   A. men
   B. household duties
   C. other rival women
   D. None of these

3. The career mobility of married women is still greatly handicapped by_____________?

   A. men
   B. household duties
   C. other rival women
   D. None of these

4. Now a days more women are joining different fields and making their own status in society This provides women a mobility ladder apart from_____________?

   A. Their father’s status
   B. Marriage
   C. Their children’s status
   D. None of these

5. Now a days more women are joining different fields and making their own status in society This provides women a mobility ladder apart form____________?

   A. Their father’s status
   B. Marriage
   C. Their children’s status
   D. None of these

6. Mobility of women was usually decided the past through ?

   A. Status of women in society
   B. Status of their husbands
   C. Both a and b
   D. None of these

7. Research by Lakoff showed that there are some distinct communication differences between men and women In general men tend to_____________?

   A. talk more over the course of the relationship
   B. be politer in their speech patterns
   C. use a greater range of words
   D. not appreciate or encourage self-disclosure as much
   E. use tags the end of sentences

8. Mobility of women was usually decided in the past through ?

   A. Status of women in society
   B. Status of their husbands
   C. Both a and b
   D. None of these

9. Rate of mobility in modern societies is determined by (1) structural factor and (2) ?

   A. Individual factors
   B. Social factors
   C. Class factor
   D. None of these

10. The term inter-generational mobility refers to______________?

    A. movement into a different occupational category over a person’s lifetime
    B. movement into different occupational categories between generations
    C. movement into a higher occupational category
    D. movement into an occupation that generates a lower income