Question 20 05 out of 05 points mukherjees 2007

 Question 20
0.5 out of 0.5 points
Mukherjee’s (2007) article suggests that
Selected
Answer:
The approach to prevention of AIDS must be targeted
towards the root causes of the epidemic.
Answers: Abstinence based education usually addresses the economicroots of
the commoditization of women's bodies.
AIDS is unrelated to the growth of poverty in a region.
The approach to prevention of AIDS must be targeted
towards the root causes of the epidemic.
None of the above.
 Question 21
0 out of 0.5 points
The belief that “good girls” wait for the “right one” (their future
husband) is a romantic script that can:

them to be in a relationship
Debilitate girls by making them feel incomplete without
“the one”
Encourage girls to restrain from unwanted or risky sexual
experiences
Raise the initial expectations of a relationship by putting
marriage on the table before the relationship has even
begun
All of the above
 Question 22
0.5 out of 0.5 points
The active management of one’s own emotions, as well as one’s
efforts to manage the emotions of others, is referred to as ____________
work.
 Question 23
0.5 out of 0.5 points
According to Heather Hartley (2006) the shift from ‘Strategy I’, securing FDA
approval for a woman’s sex drug, to ‘Strategy II’, the off-label prescribing of men’s
sex drugs to women, demonstrates:

 Question 24
0.5 out of 0.5 points
Assessment of which of the following factors impact LGBT students’
decisions about “coming out”, as shown by Melinda Micell's (2005)
research?
Selected
Answer:
All of the above.
Answers: Punishments and
rewards
Social costs and
benefit
Perceived danger and
safety
All of the above.
 Question 25
0.5 out of 0.5 points
How does FGCS fail to challenge the bounds of normative heterosexuality, according
to Braun’s “In Search of (Better) Sexual Pleasure” (2005)?