The key focus of the biological perspective on sexuality is
a. how societies control the sexuality of their members
b. how people conduct their sexual lives through interactions with others
c. how our biological nature shapes our social behavior
d. why sexuality is a source of conflict
Question 2
In a postindustrial society, economic growth comes from:
a. higher levels of international trade
b. higher levels of productivity on the part of factory workers
c. knowledge and information
d. the emergence of multinational corporations
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