Prior to Margaret Mead's research, most educated Americans and Europeans believed that gender roles were, for the most part, genetically or even divinely determined.
a. true
b. false
Question 2
According to Bonilla-Silva, Goar, and Embrick's theoretical perspective, because the social world is complex, individuals ___________________ ________.
a. often work multiple jobsputting their health and social relationships at risk
b. often fall into depressionare more prone to be prescribed and abuse prescription drugs
c. classify themselves and others into distinct categories in order to simplify the number of social stimuli that they encounter daily
d. tend to short change their potentials, including decreasing their odds of getting better paying jobs and finding better life-long partners
e. none of the above
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