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Which of the following is NOT part of the feminist sociologists' view of sexuality in the United States?
 
  (a) Sexual activities are associated with a heterosexual orientation.
  (b) Sexual activity is defined almost exclusively in terms of genital intercourse and male orgasm.
  (c) The ideology of heterosexuality assumes that women's bodies are men's property.
  (d) Most women reject this definition of normal sexuality.

Question 2

Regarding the nature/nurture debate, some researchers believe that
 
  (a) they are two essential parts of an interconnected system.
  (b) the debate is simply the result of overactive imaginations.
  (c) there is no basis for considering either aspect.
  (d) the issue has little importance.



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Answer to Question 1

(d)

Answer to Question 2

(a)





 

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