Don Sabo argues that traditional ideas of masculinity can pose real danger to men's ______.
a. mental well-being
b. health
c. future
d. masculinity
b. health
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The story of the Tuareg nomads, that begins Chapter 4 in the text, shows us that
a. all human societies are mostly the same. b. some societies change faster than our own. c. some societies don't have newspapers, cellular phones, or other things that are familiar to us in the United States. d. some societies have more advanced and powerful technology than our own.
Research on gender differences in self-perception suggests that women and men see themselves differently. For example, men rate themselves more highly on _____ than do women.
A. cooperativeness B. spirituality C. self-confidence D. writing skills
A city with a population of 1.3 million people relies on laws for order, and the citizens sell their labor for wages. Many inhabitants of the city recently moved there, away from their family and hometown, and they buy their food from stores. According to Tönnies, this is an example of a(n) ______.
A. Gemeinschaft B. Gesellschaft C. theoretical ideal D. example of organic solidarity
In the United States, machismo causes a culture class because it often involves __________
A) the stereotype of a woman as a sex object B) the belief in male dominance and female submissiveness C) less opportunity for males to display physical prowess D) the emphasis upon nuclear, not extended, families