Historically, U.S. culture has espoused
(a) a naturalistic view of sexuality.
(b) the strict belief that heterosexuality is the only right, natural, and acceptable sexual orientation.
(c) an enlightened view of sexuality as natural and appropriate in whatever form it takes.
(d) a futuristic view in which males and females are equal.
(b)
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Promise Keeper rhetoric frames men's expressiveness and nurturing as:
a. the unveiling of their natural feminine side, the expression of which has been discouraged by gender–role socialization b. an outgrowth of their renewed desire to be more involved in their children's lives c. a betrayal of masculinity and its associated values and role expectations d. an extension of masculine authority and leadership within the household
Native Americans today comprise _________ of the U.S. population
a. more than 5% b. less than 1% c. about 8% d. 12%
Neil Smelser associates modernity with changes in all of the following realms EXCEPT:
a. technology b. art c. industry d. ecology
_____ are most interested in the impact of urban life on city residents and state that city residents differ in their types of lifestyles and perceptions of urban life
A) ?Conflict theorists B) ?Symbolic interactionists C) ?Functionalists D) ?Feminists E) ?Socialists