The Social-Role Theory and the Evolutionary Theory of Gender Differences

question 73

Multiple Choice

The social-role theory and the evolutionary theory of gender differences agree that,thousands of years ago:

• A) the childbearing role of women fostered the learning of helpful and nurturing behavior among women.
• B) men and women began to expect of themselves the gender-specific qualities expected by society.
• C) the realities of reproduction for women and men's greater physical strength led to greater male dominance.
• D) strong,fearless males who were better hunters were more likely to survive,causing men to eventually excel in hunting-related skills.

Gain insights into the mechanisms of plant propagation, including sexual and asexual methods.

Learn the stages of plant growth from pollination to germination including the order of these events.

Understand the role and effects of various plant hormones in growth, development, and propagation.

Recognize the advantages of asexual propagation techniques, including tissue culture.

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