A. Cultural and social
B. Religious and educational
C. Semantic and semitic
D. Typically, American
A. a women’s age at marriage
B. a women’s family income
C. whether the women came from an intact family
D. all of the above
A. homogamy
B. heterogamy
C. exogamy
D. hypogamy
A. the young are superior to the old
B. the old are superior to the young
C. there is a smooth transfer of roles between the old and the young
D. work is best left to those who can do it
A. no problems
B. a preference for parental conflict rather than their divorce
C. the most difficulty at ages nine and ten
D. fewer problems of adjustment than children from intact families
A. everyone participates in the political process
B. real equality for everyone is a fact
C. there is no ruling elite
D. members of Congress and their constituents generally do not know much about what the other thinks
A. the castrated male still acted like a tomboy
B. the intact twin gradually became more “feminine”
C. the castrated twin was tidier than his brother but never played with dolls
D. all of the above