If your score falls between 30 and 50 you currently have a moderate appetite for work. Combined with a high score in Part II and III, you may decide to give it a go.

If you score less than 30 you’re not very motivated to return to work at this time. Consider investing more time in your hobbies and volunteer work, particularly ones that might open up career options for you later.

If you score between 30 and 40 you have reasonably demanding family obligations. If you score high in Part I and III, however, you have the motivation and support for a successful relaunch. A high score in Part I and a low score in Part III will make it more difficult, but nothing’s impossible.

If you score below 30 you have a lot going on in your household. If you score high on Part I and III, however, don’t be discouraged. If you’re willing to explore childcare options for part of the week, you can still relaunch. This will most likely be necessary if you score low on Part III.

If you score between 15 and 19, you have a reasonable amount of support for a relaunch. Coupled with a high score in Part I and II your challenge is manageable. If you have a low score in Part II, you may need to engage outside childcare resources in order to relaunch.

If you score less than 15, you’re not getting much spousal or other familial support for a transition back to work. However, if you scored high in Part I and II, you may not need that much support to pull it off. If you scored low in Part II, you’ll almost certainly need to engage outside resources to help you with your childcare responsibilities. And you should continue to revisit the relaunch issue with your husband or other close family members to see if you can garner more support.