Coping with Role-conflicts: Employed Married WomenM.D. Publications Pvt. Ltd., 1996 - 156 páginas The subject of women studies has become a very important and prestigious field in India, nowadays in contrast with earlier times where women were relegated as passive subjects of protection . It is certainly believed now that if women are given proper facilities, encouragement and help if their conflicts can be resolved or reduced to a minimum then they can contribute very effectively to the task making the national development a success. |
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Social Status of Women | 13 |
RoleConflicts of Women Teacher at home | 29 |
RoleConflicts at Schools | 55 |
Professional Culture of Women | 75 |
Social Accountability of Women | 115 |
Bibliography | 135 |
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