Women's Prisons Often Differ from Men's Prisons In

question 7

Multiple Choice

Women's prisons often differ from men's prisons in:

• A)that they are less violent.
• B)all of these.
• C)that there is less sexual aggression.
• D)that homosexual activity is usually consensual.

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Definitions:

Reproductive Isolating Barriers

Biological features of organisms that prevent species from interbreeding and producing fertile offspring.

Prezygotic

Pertaining to mechanisms that prevent fertilization or successful reproduction between different species before the formation of a zygote.

Postzygotic

Pertaining to the biological and evolutionary processes that occur after the formation of a zygote, particularly those that influence reproductive success and viability.

Pre-Mating

Pertains to processes or behaviors that occur before the act of reproduction, often involving mate selection or courtship in animals.