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jwb375

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Gender stratification:
 
  a. refers to inequality that exists between males and females.
  b. refers to an equal distribution of resources between males and females.
  c. refers to the belief that behavioral differences in the sexes is caused by biology.
  d. refers to the different jobs men and women perform in society.

Question 2

The degree of inequality between males and females based on culturally defined differences between the sexes that may be based on social status or on access to resources, wealth, power, or influence is called:
 
  a. sexism.
  b. gender stratification.
  c. sexual inequality.
  d. genderism.



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Answer to Question 1

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