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What factors characterize the "time bind" discussed in the Hochschild article.

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Factors that influence Hochschild's 'time bind' include the function of modern families, the need for recognition and contribution at work and the detached roles that many fathers take, with respect to raising children. The modern family today often has both parents working, which gives them little time to relax with their children. Mothers feel that when they are home, they must get as much done as ...

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