The Online Format for Support Groups Might Allow Participants to Break

question 6

Multiple Choice

The online format for support groups might allow participants to break gender stereotypes in their online interactions. Research into this question showed

• A) that online groups showed fewer instances of gender stereotyping than face-to-face groups.
• B) similar use of gender stereotypes as face-to-face groups.
• C) that gender was not an important factor in online groups.
• D) both a and c

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Definitions:

Primatologists

Scientists who study primates, including monkeys, apes, and humans, focusing on their behavior, biology, and evolution, and their interactions with environments and societies.

Nonhuman Primates

Primates that are not human beings, including monkeys, apes, and lemurs, often studied to gain insights into human evolution and behavior.

Teams

Groups of individuals working together towards a common goal, characterized by shared responsibilities and collaborative effort.

Strepsirhines

A suborder of primates that includes lemurs and lorises, characterized by traits like a wet nose and large eyes for nocturnal activity.