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252
Name Age
W
ork-
hours
W
ork hours
partner
Number
child’n
Ag
e o
f
childn
Education
(f
ormer
) profession
Gender attitude
Janne
38
0
40+
3
4,
4,
9
Higher
Poly
techni
c Physiotherapis
t Traditional/adaptive
Leontien 42
0
40+
4
6,8,10,12
Univer
sity Shop
em
ployee
Traditional/adaptive
Nora
40
0
50
4
2, 5, 5, 7
Un
iversity Judge
Traditional/adaptive
Bar
bar
a
39
0
40
4
3,
5,
8,
10
Univer
sity
Recr
uiter
T
raditional/adaptive
Astr
id
43
0
36
3
8,
5,
3
Higher
Poly
technic
Contr
oller
Adaptive
M
ar
ieke
42
0
-
4
13,
10,
9,
6
In
term
edia
te poly
technic
Cashier
T
raditional/adaptive
Mireille
35
0
40
3
13, 7, 5
Secondary
sc
hool
Personal
Assistant
Traditional/adaptive
Nienke 47
0
40
1
8
Secondary
school
Manager
Egalitarian
Meria
m
(Iraq
)
48
0
Unem
pl
oy
ed
because of
disability
3
25, 22, 8
Pri
m
ar
y school
None Traditional/adaptive
Saida
(T
ur
key)
33
0
30
3
8, 4, 2
Pri
m
ar
y
school None
Traditional/adaptive
Heleen
34
24
40
3
7, 4, 1
Univ
ersity Teacher
Traditional/adaptive
Nel 32
16
40
1
2
Univer
sity
Psy
chologist
T
raditional/adaptive
T
ineke
38
24
32
2
13,
3
In
term
ediate poly
technic Pr
ofessional
child
car
e
T
raditional/adaptive
Youssra
35
18
Une
m
pl
oy
ed
3
10, 8, 6
Pri
m
ar
y school
Cleaner
Traditional/adaptive
Brigitte 35
24
40
2
5,
1
Interm
ediat
e polyt
echnic
Professional child
carer
Traditional/adaptive
Carien 35
24
40
1
1
In
term
ediat
e polyt
echnic
Project assistant
Egalitarian
Wille
m
ien
47
24
Une
m
pl
oyed
because of
disability
1 8
In
term
ediate
poly
technic
Cook
T
raditional/adaptive
Es
m
é
34
24
40
2
4, 2
Secundary
school
Personal
assistant
Traditional/adaptive
Juul
40
32
32
2
2,
10 m
onths
University
Publisher
Egalitarian
Medina 38
32
32
3
5,
4, 11
m
onths
University
Prosecutor
Egalitarian
Alice
47
30
40
2
13, 10
Higher polytechnic
Journalist
Adaptive/egalitaria
n
Marloes
43
30
40
2
11,
8
University
Translat
or Adaptive/egalitaria
n
Cathy 44
32
32
1
11
Univ
ersity Manager
Egalitarian
Diana 42
30
-
2
10,
7
University
Psychologist
Adaptive/egalitaria
n