Gendered job segregation is Group of answer choices relatively constant over time and place because it reflects gender dimorphism. extremely high (90 percent or more) in some occupations in the United States today. virtually gone from most U. S. occupations since the 1960s. making men and women who do the same work do it separately.

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Alexzander Haney

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23 September, 02:24

Gendered job segregation is Group of answer choices relatively constant over time and place because it reflects gender dimorphism. extremely high (90 percent or more) in some occupations in the United States today. virtually gone from most U. S. occupations since the 1960s. making men and women who do the same work do it separately.

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Maci Odom · Answer 1

B. extremely high (90 percent or more) in some occupations in the United States today.

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It is seen that in the United States today, gendered job segregation is extremely high in some occupations. One of the reasons is that women find it challenging working in male-dominated workplace cultures. Also, jobs that are male gender-specific makes the females draw back.

This gendered job segregation is also known as occupational segregation. It reveals how men and women are concentrated in different jobs and fields. Some examples of male dominated jobs include electricians, mechanical engineers, Flight engineers, etc.