Mothers who return to work following a brief maternity leave are viewed as compared with mothers who choose to stay at home. Group of answer choices warmer, but less communal more communal, but less warm less warm and less communal warmer and more communal

Less warm and less communal

Explanation:

Mothers who work in organization are provided maternity leave for taking care of their recently born child or for the pregnant women before period of birth.It is a form of legal protection in which women have certain amount of time to stay at home.

Some mother choose to get back at work shortly as the leave finises and thus, they are supposed to be less warmer at hearts or towards their child as compared with mother choosing to stay home for longer.They also persist less shared behavior with child, so they are less communal as well.

Other options are incorrect because mothers getting back to work after maternity leave are not considered as warmer with less communal factor,more communal and less warm or more warm and more communal.Thus, the correct option is  less warm and less communal as well.

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