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The separation of work from home as a consequence of industrialization and urbanization had important implications for family members. Which of the following is NOT one of those implications?

▸ Children were more likely to be socialized at home.

▸ Fathers increasingly became the sole family provider.

▸ The lives of women and children were increasingly centered around family, home, and school.

▸ Women and children were removed from community involvements.

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