What Is the Underlying Issue of Sex Trafficking That Makes

question 17

Multiple Choice

What is the underlying issue of sex trafficking that makes it so difficult to protect sex workers and inhibit the industry?

• A) The reluctance of so many nations to legalize sex work
• B) The reluctance of so many nations to declare sex work illegal
• C) Policy frequently ignores sex workers' agency, producing a situation in which the program for change corresponds more to the aims of policymakers than to the needs of sex workers.
• D) The global capitalist economy that forces some people to become sex workers and move to nations where restrictive immigration laws prevent them from obtaining other kinds of work

Recognize the importance of critical thinking in psychological research.

Understand the role of observation in psychological research.

Recognize the significance of cultural and biological factors in shaping human behavior.

Understand the importance of sample selection and its impact on research validity.

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Definitions:

Glycosides

Compounds formed from a sugar and another compound by replacement of a hydroxyl group in the sugar by another group.

Methyl Glycoside

Glycosides formed by the reaction of a sugar with methanol, where the glycosidic bond is between the sugar and the methyl group.

Galactose

A simple sugar (monosaccharide) that is a constituent of lactose, found in milk.

Haworth Structure

A way to represent cyclic sugars (monosaccharides) in a three-dimensional perspective formula that emphasizes the cyclic structure.