The Tasks and Activities That a Culture Assigns to Each

question 14

Multiple Choice

The tasks and activities that a culture assigns to each sex are known as

• A) gender stereotypes.
• B) the prestige coefficient.
• C) sexual ascribed status.
• D) gender roles.
• E) sex roles.

Discern the characteristic features and manifestations of cognitive rigidity and inflexible thinking.

Understand the elements of cyber crimes and the applicable laws.

Identify the steps individuals and organizations can take to secure their data against unauthorized access.

Recognize different forms of cyber crimes and their legal consequences.

---

Definitions:

Early Human Populations

Groups of the earliest Homo sapiens and their predecessors, whose movements, adaptations, and cultural developments shaped human evolution.

Genetically Similar

Describes organisms that share a high degree of similarity in their genetic makeup or DNA sequences.

Remained Isolated

The state in which a population or species has been geographically separated from others, leading to limited genetic exchange.

Gluteus Maximus

The largest and most superficial of the three gluteal muscles, situated in the buttocks, responsible for movement of the hip and thigh.