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Kikoku

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Which of the following terms is defined as a mix of sex and power with power being the dominant element?
 
  a. Sexual harassment
 b. Gender-based occupational stratification
 c. Sexual authority
 d. Sexual influence

Question 2

When looking at fathers' involvement with children, we find that:
 
  a. fathers are more involved with daughters than with sons.
 b. fathers are more involved with older children than younger children.
 c. fathers are more involved with firstborn than later-born children.
 d. fathers spend more time in play with sons than with daughters.



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

d



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