In short-duration sexual encounters where communication is less open, there is a greater likelihood of:
a. unwanted pregnancy.
b. premature ejaculation.
c. sexually transmitted diseases.
d. the halo effect.
C
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A) coughing B) sexual activity C) drug use D) shared needles
Which of the following is a criticism of the conflict theory of aging?
A) It ignores the fact that the elderly compete with youth for jobs and social resources. B) It presents the elderly as a stronger group than the youth. C) It minimizes the power of the larger social system and larger social structures to affect the lives of the elderly. D) It underestimates the power of the elderly to organize and mobilize political resources.
Centralized coordinating bodies or associations that link local religious congregations with a similar history and theology are known as ______.
A. denominations B. cults C. rituals D. systems of religion
According to Michel Foucault, how did the two-and-only-two gender scheme come into existence?
a. It is religiously based on the concept of men and women being created differently. b. The government had an economic interest in controlling the population, and the interpretation of sexual intercourse changed. c. Patriarchal dominance, alongside sexist institutions, guarantees men the right to exploit and oppress women. d. Since the preponderance of births are either male or female, Foucault argued that gender is a binary, dichotomous scheme.