The Sexual Orientation Hypothesis and the Social Status Hypothesis Both

question 62

Multiple Choice

The sexual orientation hypothesis and the social status hypothesis both attempt to explain why:

• A) males more than females receive negative evaluations for engaging in cross-gender stereotypic behaviors.
• B) lesbian women have more nontraditional gender attitudes than do heterosexual women.
• C) some intersexuals develop a same-gender sexual orientation.
• D) all of the above

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Definitions:

Parental Discipline

Refers to the methods and strategies parents use to teach, guide, and correct their children's behavior, aiming at promoting proper conduct.

National Origin

Refers to the country where a person was born, or, more broadly, to the country or countries that one's ancestors come from.

Dual Citizen

An individual who is legally recognized as a citizen of two countries simultaneously.

Economic Status

The classification of an individual, family, or group's financial health, typically measured by income, wealth, and employment.