The gender ideology used in many cultures assumes a two-category model for classifying sex and gender. When such a model is used, people
A. ignore physical differences between men and women.
B. conclude that men and women are physical equals.
C. classify all homosexuals as "like women."
D. ignore real physiological variations among males and among females.
Answer: D
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a. they have been initiated into sex through homosexual relationships with older men. b. they have been initiated into sex through relationships with older women. c. they have fathered a child. d. they have provided an adequate amount of meat for their families through hunting.
Since the 1970s, there has been a gradual decrease in global income inequality.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
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A) Extramarital sex B) Extrapyramidal sex C) Extradyadic sex D) Extrapersonic sex
How does the perspective of the city as a growth machine counter the Burgess urban ecology model?
a. It denies the role of private property, whereas the Burgess model does not. b. It denies the role of taxes as drivers of city growth, whereas tax policy is integral to the Burgess model. c. It recognizes the role of political and economic forces, whereas the Burgess model does not. d. It recognizes the role of key social institutions, whereas the Burgess model fails to consider them.