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The polygraph method of detecting lying rests on which of the following assumptions?
 
  A) People experience little guilt and anxiety when lying.
  B) People become physiologically aroused when lying.
  C) People are likely to experience physiological arousal even when they tell the truth.
  D) People are generally successful in controlling their physiological reactions.

Question 2

According to the social systems perspective, rape is caused by
 
  a. imperfect physical environments provided by society, such as poorly lit parking lots
  b. society having too lenient a set of laws against rape
  c. our society's belief that men should be sexually aggressive and dominant
  d. all of the above



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

c



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