A Major Lesson That We Can Learn from Examining Sexual

question 104

Multiple Choice

A major lesson that we can learn from examining sexual behaviour in other cultures is that

• A)all societies regulate the sexual behaviour of women in some way,but not that of men
• B)learning is the biggest determinant of human sexual behaviour
• C)for the most part,there is relatively little variation across societies in human sexual behaviour which demonstrates the key importance of instinct and drive in human sexual behaviour
• D)with evidence from other societies and cultures,we can easily show that we differ significantly from other species of mammals

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Definitions:

Dissociative Theory

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Freud's View

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Wish Fulfillment

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