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Analysis of Interview Questions.
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Analysis of Interview Questions I asked this question so that I would be able to establish a sample that is representative of the working population in Britain I asked this question because I want to ascertain whether or not marital status has an impact upon conjugal roles. I anticipate that conjugal roles are more likely to be symmetrical among married couples rather than cohabiting couples. This is because------------- This question relates directly to my hypothesis as I need to identify any possible correlation between paid employment and the amount of housework done by women. I anticipate that paid employment has little or no effect on the amount of work done by women. A supporting sociological study would be that of Duncombe and Marsden, they believed that employment has little impact upon the proportion of household tasks carried out by the women in the family. I used this question because men may use the...
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