When incarcerated mothers were asked whether they expected to live with their eldest child under age 18 at the time of their release from prison ________.
A. a smaller percentage of Hispanic women expected it than White women or African American women.
B. a larger percentage of African American women expected it than Hispanic or White women.
C. a smaller percentage of African American women expected it than Hispanic women.
D. a larger percentage of White women expected it than African American women.
Question 2
Which of the following statements supports the fact that transgenders do not turn to men because they exist in an environment in which biological women are not available?
A. A minority of transgender inmates are sexually attracted to women.
B. A majority of transgender inmates are sexually attracted to men inside prison but not outside prison.
C. A minority of non-incarcerated transgenders are sexually attracted to men.
D. A majority of transgender inmates are sexually attracted to men inside and outside prison.
Question Title: TB_09_01_Capturing Diversity of Transgender Prisoners in Men's Prisons_Understand
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