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Develop a research-based explanation from a social psychology perspective on working mothers

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As you brainstorm how working mothers can be viewed from a social psychological perspective, the fact that they are challenging historical, cultural, and engendered notions about women in the workforce might be a starting point. In order to narrow your focus, you might research "maternal wall" and how women still face injustices and discrimination because of gender in the workplace, a highly relevant topic in the area of social psychology today. To add creativity, you could call your study "Masquerading Behind The Paternal Wall: Women's Struggles in Higher Education Workplaces." What do you think?

Social psychology also reveals how working women have to overcome obstacles that are rooted deeply ...

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