Question 7 research shows that in relationships in which the men adhere to traditional expectations, the women involved are: 1. generally happier and healthier than in relationships involving men who believe in more equality of the sexes. 2. generally not as happy and healthy as in relationships involving men who believe in more equality of the sexes. 3. just as happy and healthy as those in relationships involving men who believe in more equality of the sexes. 4. happier than those in relationships involving men who believe in more equality of the sexes but also more likely to suffer from depression and anxiety.

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18 March, 02:09

Question 7 research shows that in relationships in which the men adhere to traditional expectations, the women involved are: 1. generally happier and healthier than in relationships involving men who believe in more equality of the sexes. 2. generally not as happy and healthy as in relationships involving men who believe in more equality of the sexes. 3. just as happy and healthy as those in relationships involving men who believe in more equality of the sexes. 4. happier than those in relationships involving men who believe in more equality of the sexes but also more likely to suffer from depression and anxiety.

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Karli Wade · Answer 1

I believe the answer is: 2. Generally not as happy as in relationships involving men who believe in more equality of the sexes.

By following traditional expectations of women, they would most likely eliminate some factors that could contribute to the women's personal happiness, such as a sense of fulfillment, Desire to be respected by others, and the ability to communicate with the partner openly.