The discussion in Chapter 15 of the men's movement pointed out that
a. the mythopoetic approach seeks to help men focus on their male role models.
b. men's studies is a discipline within psychology that emphasizes traditional gender-role socialization and the problem of reverse sexism.
c. unlike the women's movement, the men's movement is much more unified.
d. men's studies organizations started in the late 1950s.
Question 2
Which of the following would be the most likely project for a men's group who favored the mythopoetic approach?
a. A meeting in which a group of men gather together to talk about what they admired and disliked about their fathers
b. A campus group of men who put up flyers in the men's bathrooms on campus saying You can help decrease the incidence of rape
c. A march on Washington calling for men to obey the words of the Bible about the importance of family
d. A group of men who write letters to the national media saying that it's too easy for women to claim they have been raped
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