Author Question: When women wanted to reject a man's advances to grind, she often a. Stayed in a close group of ... (Read 30 times)

lb_gilbert

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When women wanted to reject a man's advances to grind, she often
 
  a. Stayed in a close group of friends and never left their sides.
  b. Used nonverbal cues to show the man that she was not interested or eligible.
  c. Walked off the dance floor to show that they were not interested.
  d. All of the above.

Question 2

For a woman to indicate acceptance of a man's advancement to grind with her, she
 
  a. provided verbal cues that directly told the man she was interested.
  b. turned her back on him and then quickly turned around showing she was ready.
  c. rarely used verbal cues, but allowed the man to stay in close proximity to her and to touch her.
  d. got off the dance floor, went to the bar, and expected the man to buy her a drink.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

C



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