Women who pursue nontraditional careers
A) usually have more "feminine" traits and believe that their efforts will result in success.
B) are more certain than their male counterparts that they can overcome barriers to career success.
C) are usually low in self-reliance but are more satisfied with their jobs than their male coworkers.
D) usually have "masculine" traits, such as high achievement orientation and self-reliance.
D
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