Although there has been a "gender revolution" since the 1960s,

a) there has been more acceptance of women than of men deviating from traditional gender norms

b) women have not adapted as quickly to balancing work and family life as have men

c) women surprisingly still prefer caretaking roles over working outside the home

d) men have become homemakers more often than women have become full-time workers

The answer is B)

Explanation:

The gender revolution in the 60's changed the way people conceive of gender roles. Women were thereafter expected to take a full time job, and acquire practices that were predominantly male, such as work and being liberal in sexual practices. However, women are still childbearers, predominantly oriented to taking care of their children, and more work means less time with the family. So women are still having a difficult time in reconciling work and family, and companies are trying to promote regulations that give paid time off for mothers.

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