Working-Class Americans Appear to Differ from Upper-Middle-Class Americans in That

question 15

Multiple Choice

Working-class Americans appear to differ from upper-middle-class Americans in that

• A)working-class Americans,but not upper-middle-class Americans,prefer not to choose their own pens than to be able to choose them.
• B)working-class Americans,but not upper-middle-class Americans,liked a pen that they did not choose as much as one that they did choose.
• C)working-class Americans prefer fewer pen choices than upper-middle-class Americans.
• D)working-class Americans prefer choices regarding their efforts,whereas upper-middle-class Americans prefer choices regarding their lifestyles.
• E)None of these statements are true.

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Definitions:

Heterosexism

A belief system that values heterosexual orientation as superior, often leading to discrimination against non-heterosexual individuals.

Gay Men

Men who are romantically and sexually attracted to other men.

Lesbians

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Sexual Abuse

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