Worldwide Variation in the Context of Gender Inequality and Sexual

question 13

Multiple Choice

Worldwide variation in the context of gender inequality and sexual oppression shows that:

• A) behavior is learned, not innate.
• B) genetic mutation is the most significant factor in determining behavior.
• C) social, cultural norms are not strong enough to overcome inherent human tendencies.
• D) gender inequality is widespread in Third-World countries.
• E) religion breeds discrimination.

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