Which of the following is true of cohabitation?
A. Cohabitation has declined in popularity over the last 40 years.
B. Cohabiting is often seen as an opportunity to try out committed residential relationship.
C. Cohabitation during early adulthood occurs for solely for saving money on rent.
D. Cohabiting couples have sex less frequently than married couples.
Answer: B
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a. has a significantly higher success rate than the male condom b. is cheaper than male condoms c. allows women to exercise more control with regard to preventing STIs and pregnancy d. is not lubricated, therefore eliminating allergic reactions
In 2005, Lawrence Summers, then president of Harvard University, suggested that women have less innate mathematical and scientific ability than men
What argument best challenges the assumption that gender is a major factor influencing science and math ability? a. Societal factors, such as one's learning environment, income level, or encouragement by others, plays a much larger role in the ability to learn math or science than gender. b. Studies have shown that women are superior in verbal abilities, such as reading comprehension and spelling, and men excel in spatial relationships and the manipulation of visual images. c. Studies have shown that men are superior in verbal abilities, such as reading comprehension and spelling, and women excel in spatial relationships and the manipulation of visual images. d. No studies have ever shown that men excel in understanding spatial relationships and the manipulation of visual images, qualities important for math and science.
According to anthropologist Helen Fisher, the brains of those in love secrete a "cuddle chemical" known as __________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Families exerting an increasing pressure on their offspring to make commitments, marry, and have children is an example of:
A. casual sex becoming a normative part of the cultural landscape of adolescents and young adults. B. the cultural expectation that people should "settle down". C. sexual behavior during a hook-up having a wide variation. D. preferring to engage in a sexual relationship with no "emotional strings" attached. E. men being more comfortable with all sexual behaviors than women.