In Responding to Evolutionary Theorizing, Eagly and Wood (1999) Suggest

question 84

Multiple Choice

In responding to evolutionary theorizing, Eagly and Wood (1999) suggest that ________.

• A) societies' norms reflect men's greater size and strength and women's role in childbearing more than biologically hardwired behavioral tendencies
• B) social norms are shaped by evolutionary forces and therefore impossible to change
• C) social norms regarding child care vary dramatically from one culture to the next
• D) the great diversity of gender roles across cultures undermines evolutionary perspectives

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