Author Question: On what grounds does Di Muzio argue that horror films harm viewers? a. Such films interfere with ... (Read 46 times)

FButt

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On what grounds does Di Muzio argue that horror films harm viewers?
 
 

a. Such films interfere with a viewers cultivation of compassionate attitudes
  that are an essential part of the moral life.
  b. Such films are sexist in that they perpetuate myths about women as
  victims.
  c. Such films serve as poor role models, thus further degrading the institution
  of marriage and family.
  d. Such films encourage and promote violence against women and children at
  the hands of a corrupt and maledominated film industry.



Question 2

Proponents of legalization argue that the War on Drugs is a waste of money.
  How does the DEA respond to this charge?


 
 

a. The DEA notes that only five percent of Americans use drugsthats proof
  that they are winning the war on drugs.
  b. Strong drug enforcement policies increase risk and hence the cost of drugs.
  Higher cost lowers demand.
  c. Drugs have more than simply monetary coststhe cost of drugs can be
  measured in lost lives.
  d. All of the above




kswal303

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Answer to Question 1

ANS: A

Answer to Question 2

ANS: D



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