Studies of U.S. Fraternities Show That

question 59

Multiple Choice

Studies of U.S. fraternities show that

• A)a sense of privilege and power among the brothers appears to be related to abuse of women.
• B)gynophobic (woman-hating) behavior is not typical of the entire fraternity system.
• C)they socialize and reinforce certain behavior in males in cultures that value male competitiveness.
• D)they are similar to exclusive male clubs in many other cultures.
• E)all of the above.

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