Women in abusive relationships
a. usually stay in the relationship.
b. are usually supported by their family and friends to leave the relationship.
c. stay because of unrealistic fears that they may be beaten or murdered if they try to leave.
d. stay because they lack financial independence and fear they won't be able to survive.
Question 2
Batterers tend to
a. be more violent toward women who have traditional views of gender roles.
b. be less traditional in their views of gender roles.
c. deal with disagreements by withdrawing.
d. have their feelings hurt easily.
Young adults usually grieve loss of a role, such as employment or the breakup of a relationship.
A poster encourages women to work in munitions to support the war effort.
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