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… family as superior to other family structures because he believes that the socialization and role models required to develop these attitudes are often lacking in female headed, low income families. ¡´The points the cartoon in item B is making is that…

… are influenced and shape their lifestyles around popular institutions. They view their bodies based upon the values and norms of multiple institutions. However, adolescents receive more pressure from institutions and groups. Institutions tell adolescent…

… between occupation and social class. The term "Social Class" is widely used in sociology to differentiate the population on grounds of economic considerations, such as inequality in terms of wealth or income. An occupation is an individual's…

… and success. Is it better to go through life never experiencing failure? Some would say yes because then you wouldn't have to deal with the heartache of failing, while others would say no because you gain knowledge and experience from failing. …

… people and forming relationships that may or, may not develop into anything more serious than a casual exchange in conversation. Relationships will always vary in the degree of emotional closeness. Some people may have a very strong relationship where…

… days, and for a good reason: it sells. People, both male and female, are intrigued by and attracted to sex. However, we must be careful in the manner in which we approach it. Men and women view sex in different lights. That is why we must keep our audien…

… as part of their daily reality. Even if this does not take the extreme form of rape, beatings and murder, there is the ever-present threat of assault implicit in the sexual comments and gestures in the streets and at work. The media, advertising and…

… when it comes to childhood and development. Humans take roughly three years longer to mature than any other species. This extra time and extra development shows that we have adapted to an increase in the complexity of social and behavioral competencies…

… of sensors, vehicles and weapons that can be operated by remote control or are totally autonomous. What difference does the gender of the operator make if she or he is trained in that operation? Military planners know that machines will be able to perfor…

… by Lia Darby is a poorly constructed and argued article. She uses vague and unreferenced examples, ('recently in a seaside town in France', 'in the many fashion magazines') and the progression of her ideas isn't clear and doesn't lead naturally to…