Don Kulick's Study of the Use of the Word No

question 62

Multiple Choice

Don Kulick's study of the use of the word no in sexual relations examines:

• A) how the meaning of the word "no" has shifted over time.
• B) legal determinations of consent in U.S. rape cases.
• C) similarities in how consent is constructed across cultures.
• D) how meaning may depend on the gender of the speaker and the listener.

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