Does the "problem that has no name" impact all American women? Who is Friedan's specific audience?

The "problem that has no name" does not impact all American women, but it does affect a significant number of them, particularly those who conform to societal expectations of being primarily wives and mothers. The issue is more prevalent among women who feel unfulfilled and dissatisfied in these roles, and who yearn for opportunities for personal and professional growth beyond the domestic sphere.

Betty Friedan's specific audience for "The Feminine Mystique" is primarily middle-class, suburban, white women in the 1950s and 1960s. These women were often well-educated but were expected to abandon their ambitions and aspirations to focus on their roles as wives and mothers. Friedan's book was a call to these women to recognize and challenge the societal norms that were causing their dissatisfaction and unfulfillment.