The Male Gender Role Model Proposes That Men Are Characterized

question 63

Multiple Choice

The male gender role model proposes that men are characterized by dominance, but this model arose in Western culture. When examined across cultures,

• A) dominance appears as a masculine characteristic in some but not in the majority of cultures.
• B) dominance is often paired with superstition in nonwestern cultures.
• C) dominance is associated with masculinity only in western cultures.
• D) dominance is associated with masculinity in cultures around the world.

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A good or service used to produce another good or service.

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