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Women, Work, and Family,employed, yet solely responsible for the housework. The labor force participation of mothers of young children is changing much faster than the availability of child care. This means many employed mothers have difficulty arranging child care. These lags, and others, may be experienced by individuals as stressful.

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Mass Media and Public Opinion,, modified, and adapted by individuals under action theories (contrary to the tendency to reify institutions as given or unchanging). In its fullest sense, the concept of institution embraces all three of these levels of social control—those of processor, program, and processing, respectively.

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The Decline of Occupations,). Black Monday and its aftermath demonstrated the vulnerability even of prestigious jobs filled by the well educated and well compensated. The nagging fear of the past decade became more openly voiced: Is no occupation safe?

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,Die Ähnlichkeit und der Kreis,se numbers understate the changes, for they exclude Hispanics—the fastest growing minority population. Birth rates among Puerto Ricans and Mexican-Americans surpasses those of the wider population. Consequently, more Puerto Ricans and Mexican-Americans are under 14 years of age than is the case for the total population of the nation..

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The Changing Composition of Schools,se numbers understate the changes, for they exclude Hispanics—the fastest growing minority population. Birth rates among Puerto Ricans and Mexican-Americans surpasses those of the wider population. Consequently, more Puerto Ricans and Mexican-Americans are under 14 years of age than is the case for the total population of the nation..