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mpobi80

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Women who marry men in a higher social class are said to practice
 
  a. hypergamy.
  b. hypogamy.
  c. homogamy.
  d. exogamy.

Question 2

An example of the sexual ________ is how sexually active men are considered studs, while sexually active women are considered sluts.
 
  a. double standard
  b. hooking up
  c. arena
  d. stigma



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Answer to Question 1

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