What can be the long-term effect of men participation in domestic and care work?

Correct answer: Reduction in women unpaid workload and increase in equality

The direct answer is A: men's participation can reduce women's unpaid workload and increase equality. Domestic and care work includes cooking, cleaning, collecting necessities, caring for children and supporting sick or elderly family members. The reasoning is simple: when only women perform these duties, their time and opportunities for education, paid work and rest are reduced; when men share the duties, the total work is distributed more fairly; women gain time and men develop responsibility; family care continues rather than disappearing. Option A is correct. B is wrong because sharing care does not end care. C is wrong because responsible participation does not reduce men's ability. D is wrong because shared household work does not stop children's education. Memory cue: shared care means shared time, shared responsibility and greater equality.