Cross-Culturally, There Are More 'Rites of Passage' for Boys Than

question 52

Multiple Choice

Cross-culturally, there are more 'rites of passage' for boys than girls for all of the following reasons, EXCEPT (not including) that:

• A) the female body's capacity to menstruate provides a natural marker of womanhood's potential onset.
• B) the journey to manhood is harder because women raise children.
• C) attaining manhood is more important than attaining womanhood.
• D) in gender-segregated cultures little boys stay with female kin and have little idea what men do.
• E) children of both genders are physically, concretely born out of female bodies, not male bodies.

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Definitions:

Unconditioned Stimulus

In classical conditioning, a stimulus that naturally and automatically triggers a response without any need for prior learning.

White Rat

Traditionally used in scientific research, especially in psychology and behavioral studies, due to its ease of handling and consistent biological traits.

Loud Noise

Sound that is at a high volume level, potentially causing disturbance or discomfort.

Startle and Fear Response

A physiological and psychological reaction to unexpected stimuli or perceived threats, involving autonomic nervous system activation.