What characteristics do countries that have lower rates of teen pregnancy, abortio,n and childbearing have in common?
a. Theyare more personal-growth oriented.
b. They have more conservative attitudes toward sexuality.
c. They have a separation of school and home related to issues of sexuality education.
d. They have more religious and traditional sanctions around sexual behaviors.
Question 2
Students in your class are discussing Sandra Bem's theory of androgyny. Which student has the view most similar to more modern researchers' ideas about androgyny?
a. Mandi: Masculinity and femininity are on a continuum: the more masculine you are, the less feminine, and vice versa..
b. Arturo: Androgyny is a great thing Being androgynous helps resolve the battle of the sexes.'
c. Terrance: Androgyny allows for greater behavioral flexibility. Androgynous people have a greater repertoire of behavior to draw on in stressful and daily situations..
d. Shauna: Suggesting that people should combine both masculine' and feminine' behaviors just reinforces outdated ideas of gender. Besides, what we consider to be masculine and feminine has changed over time..
The “Infertility Belt” In certain countries in Central Africa, infertility rates are as high as 30%
Generally, the total tax burden in the United States is much lower than that of other industrialize
The risk of dying before the age of 65 gets lower as family income gets higher.
Pregnancy Life
Age structure for three countries