Why is the medical model of impotence so much more appealing to American men than the psychological model?

A. It is much more expensive to treat psychological problems than physical problems.
B. Most men’s sexual difficulties really are due to a physiological problem.
C. Men do not care that much about whether their performance in the bedroom meets their partner’s expectations.
D. The medical model allows them to avoid potentially embarrassing or threatening marital or sex counseling.


D. The medical model allows them to avoid potentially embarrassing or threatening marital or sex counseling.

Sociology

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What is the defining characteristic of a random sample?

A) It consists of an equal number of men and women. B) It is created by asking questions of people who randomly happen to walk by. C) It gives each person in the population of interest an equal chance of being chosen. D) It ensures that every person in the sample represents a specific racial, gender, or religious group.

Sociology

In the play stage, children pretend to be significant others in their lives

a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false

Sociology

In 1972, Congress passed Title IX, an amendment to the Civil Rights Act, which__________.

A. allocated federal funds for scholarships to allow women to attend college B. insisted upon comparable worth policies in wage schedules for government jobs C. banned discrimination on the basis of sex in any educational program receiving federal funding D. required men and women to compete in the same college sports

Sociology

The widespread dissemination of compromising images that were meant to be shared only among close friends is one aspect of the social phenomenon called

A. cyberbullying. B. cyberstalking. C. bribery. D. blackmail.

Sociology