Tim and Agnes are married and both have full-time professional jobs. They have been arguing about the amount of time each devotes to housework and child care. Tim claims he does take care of the children
If Tim and Agnes are like the couples studied by psychologists, how might Agnes respond to his statement?
a) "No, you pay the bills, and that is all."
b) "You do help, but I spend significantly more time on both housework and child care than you do."
c) "Household chores are not a part of caring for the children."
d) "The children will be harmed if you don't contribute more to their care."
b
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