I believe the correct answer is D. <span>in women's minds. Friedan is primarily concerned with the women's image and view of themselves - why is it so hardly assessable and so concealed, the consequence being that most middle-class women were utterly unhappy without being able to understand why. In their minds, they nurtured images of happy life and family fulfillment. In reality, it didn't make them happy.</span>
Is there a story or article where this is used in? If not then I'd say hyperbole. "Ice storm of glass" is heavily exaggerated.
The correct answer is B.
The solution to the stray cat problem is aggressive spay and neuter policies. This claim is both arguable and defensible because you can defend the claim by using documented spay and neuter policies saying that they work but you can also argue the claim by using the documented spay and neuter policies saying that they don't work.
Working with autistic children will be a lot different than working with atypical kids. Autistic children need more help and attention and love than normal children.
There are two ways that families influence values and expectations of their children: directly and indirectly. Parents directly teach their children values. Children watch their parents interact with others, make choices and determine right and wrong for themselves, and this impacts how they develop their moral self.
