Changing Roles In the Family Part 2

Technology, increase employment opportunities for women and economic strain are some reasons for; (a)  

Due to changing roles in the family, children are not given as much care and attention as they should due to the new role of the mother working outside of the home is referred to as (a)   faced by the family

A (a)   occurs when there is a serious disagreement in the family in regards to who should take on various responsibilities such as helping the children with the homework.

Families that are dysfunctional and have financial challenges gain assistance from all the following agencies and programmes EXCEPT.

• Church, School, Child Protection and Family Services Agency,

• Coalition for Better Parenting and Jamaica National Family Board,

• Programme through Advancement Health and Education, Citizen Association Initiatives and Parent Teacher's Association

• Books on Parenting, concerned neighbours, Western Union

Reasons for the changing role of the family

(a)   is one reason for changing roles in the family; devices used allows more time to be spent on paid jobs outside the home and acquiring skills.

Reasons for the changing role of the family

Women are no longer solely confined to the family and are occupying varying paid posts outside the home. This reason for changing roles in the family is best described as; (a)  

Reasons for the changing role of the family

(a)   is the high cost of living which has forced some women to take up work outside the home to cater for the needs of their family and represents one reason for changing role in the family.

Reasons for the changing role of the family

Women can now learn many skills and acquire the knowledge once only accessible to mostly men because of (a)   .

Reasons for the changing role of the family

(a)   have allowed women to be now seen and treated equal to men. Women have right to equal job opportunities and equal pay for work.

Which factor in the diagram best represent the reason for changing roles in the family?

• male as breadwinner; provider, disciplinarian and protector

• Women are no longer solely confined to the family but work outside home.

• women as caregiver and cooking meals

• Fathers are now sharing doing chores in the home and helping children with their homework.