Brad and Ashley live in the United States and are married with children. They both work full-time. Which of the following statements is most likely true?
A) They share housework equally.
B) Brad participates in child care about 85 percent as much as Ashley does.
C) Ashley spends about 85 percent as much time as Brad does on housework.
D) Ashley spends nearly twice as much time as Brad does on child care.
B
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