Thomson and colleagues (2001) found that
A) men are less likely than women to use profanity in email messages.
B) online communications allow men to be more expressive than they would be in
face-to-face communications.
C) men write more detailed email messages.
D) individuals adapted the gendered style of their communications to the perceived sex of the recipients.
Question 2
Research on the impact of sexist media portrayals on people's actual behavior indicates that
A) heavy television viewers tend to be more sexist than occasional viewers.
B) heavy television viewers, particularly those who watch violent programs, tend to be less trusting and more alienated than occasional viewers.
C) television advertising affects females' real-life aspirations.
D) all of the above
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