In Studying Conjugal Power, Mark Rank Found That

question 8

Multiple Choice

In studying conjugal power, Mark Rank found that

• A) increments in wives' resources correlate positively with wives' influence, thus supporting the theory of resources argument.
• B) there is very little credibility for the theory of resources argument.
• C) increments in husbands' resources correlates positively with husbands' influence, thus supporting the greater resources leading to greater influence and power argument.
• D) as husbands and wives gain resources, men become less economically dependent upon their spouses.

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