Suppose that you are reading an article about sexual harassment in your college newspaper. Like many articles, it oversimplifies the situation. Nonetheless, it provides a single number for the percentage of female undergraduate and graduate students who have been sexually harassed. Based on the discussion in your text, what should the article say?
a. 10
b. 30
c. 60
d. You would not trust any number, because no systematic surveys have yet been conducted.
Question 2
According to Chapter 13 of your textbook, sexual harassment is an important topic to study because
a. it demonstrates that women have more sexual power than they might imagine.
b. it allows women to realize that they can be strengthened by potentially harmful events.
c. it provides a clear-cut example of a problem that both liberals and conservatives can condemn as harmful to women.
d. it illustrates how women are dehumanized and forced to become victims of sexist treatment.
