The definition of slut-shaming is:
a. publicly humiliating individuals who are hypersexual
b. the act of confronting a partner who has been unfaithful
c. the act of making a virgin feel inferior for this asexual status
d. the act of making one feel guilty or inferior for engaging in certain sexual behaviors that violate traditional dichotomous gender roles
d
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In reviewing the existing literature on socially assistive robots, Lee looked
a. for only the most recent articles published in past years. b. at on-line articles because articles in print are not relevant. c. at "gaps" in the literature that her research could address. d. to replicate an existing study.
Social status homogamy in the United States is maintained by:
a. the environment of the typical high school. b. moving immediately into the workforce environment where mates are selected. c. going to college, which is its own dating environment. d. all of the above e. none of the above
Men have been idealized as sole breadwinners based on the ideal family wage. A woman’s wage is often conceived of as:
a. supplemental b. unnecessary c. too low to impact the family budget d. as important as men’s wages to the family
The __________ perspective on social problems is based on the belief that social problems arise out of major contradictions, leading to contention between those who have access to the "good life," and those who do not.
A. functionalist B. institution building C. symbolic interactionist D. conflict