Rodney and tina are a married couple with children. they split up work, chores, and childcare, and they feel the balance is pretty much equal. sociologist barbara risman calls this a(n) family.

Sociologist Barbara Risman calls this a "fair" family.

Those families in which the two people truly share the paid and unpaid work similarly are called "fair families" by Barbara Risman who is a sociologist, born on 20 July 1956. Various examinations have drawn on Risman's hypothetical system of gender as a social structure.

The answer is symbolic or laissez-faire racism. In addition, reliably avoiding contact with people of dissimilar races than one's own would be measured an example of aversive racism. The contact theory argues that collaboration among whites and minorities will reduce prejudice on part of both groups if all of the subsequent conditions are encountered, excluding all parties agree to work to decrease the prejudice.