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When girls and boys on a playground join the opposite sex's activities, girls are seen as moving up in the hierarchy, while boys are seen as moving down. In this way, children learn both __________ and __________.
 
  Fill in the blank with correct word

Question 2

How do symbolic interactions interpret nonverbal communication patterns?
 
  a. Men's interruption of women indicates the right of a superior to interrupt a subordinate.
  b. Nonverbal behavior enhances interpersonal intimacy and friendship.
  c. Superiors practice impression management through type of eye contact.
  d. Nonverbal communication serves to bind people to their culture, and maintain the social
   equilibrium.



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Answer to Question 1

Difference and Inequality

Answer to Question 2

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