A. he was content living as a female
B. he behaved as a little girl once he was given female hormones
C. in spite of attempted socialization as a female he was unhappy in his gender
D. his case proves that nurture is stronger than nature

A. realistically
B. according to Victorian model
C. stereotypically
D. idealistically

A. Freud
B. Cooley
C. Mead
D. Erikson

A. has been with humans from the dawn of culture
B. began with hunting and gathering societies
C. has its origins in agricultural communities?
D. is peculiar to industrial societies

A. matriarchal societies have never existed
B. men perform the highest status non-maternal roles in all societies
C. men dominate male-female relationships
D. all of the above

A. disengagement
B. displacement
C. bequeath Ent
D. bereavement

A. those affected by physical and mental disabilities
B. the rich and famous
C. homosexuals
D. BOTH the disabled and those with same-sex preferences

A. are a small percentage of the population?
B. are physically weak
C. lack power
D. cannot defend themselves

A. creditworthiness
B. employment
C. retirement
D. hospitalization

A. aged persons maintaining their regular social roles
B. aged persons abandoning their regular roles so that younger people may assume them
C. a period before retirement
D. a pleasant interlude for the elderly