What factors are most influential in classifying certain kinds of sexual behaviors as problems? What social problems related to sexuality exist now, but might not in 50 years? Can you think of any sexuality issue that is unique to the individual and not influenced by their social context?
What will be an ideal response?
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How did the United States narrow the cultural lag between technology and social policy?
a. by ensuring that education is made available for all classes of society b. by encouraging competition for societal resources among various groups c. by establishing workers' compensation and employer liability d. by establishing strict dress codes with punishments for violation
___________ Sociological perspective that argues that gender inequality is a mechanism for dividing labor and allocating rewards among society's members
What will be an ideal response?
In the 1980s, the gender difference for 13 year olds' performance in science:
a. almost disappeared b. increased, with boys' skills improving and girls' slipping. c. stayed the same, with both boys' and girls' skills slipping. d. decreased, with boys improving and girls catching up.
If no force or coercion is used to enroll subjects in a study, that will satisfy the question of whether they are voluntarily participating in the research
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false