After studying three primitive Pickup Guinea peoples, Mead concluded that
a. gender roles are fixed at birth.
b. human nature is sufficiently malleable to rule out biological determinants of gender roles.
c. gender roles are essentially the same in all societies.
d. gender roles are essentially the same in all preindustrial societies.
e. there is considerable justification for a sexual division of labor.
Question 2
What is the difference between a panic and mass hysteria?
a. A panic is a fearful response that may be self-damaging; mass hysteria is produced by false beliefs.
b. Panic is produced by false beliefs; mass hysteria is a fearful response that may be self-damaging.
c. Panic is experienced individually; mass hysteria is crowd behavior.
d. There is no difference between a panic and mass hysteria.
e. Panics last a great deal longer than mass hysteria.