_____ Gives Legitimacy to Heterosexual Behavior, but Not Homosexual Behavior

question 112

Multiple Choice

_____ gives legitimacy to heterosexual behavior, but not homosexual behavior, in order to maintain complementary roles and the ideal of the nuclear family.

• A) Functionalist theory
• B) Conflict theory
• C) Symbolic interaction theory
• D) Social exchange theory

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