What benefit does sexism at the institutional level confer on men?

What benefit does sexism at the institutional level confer on men?
 
  A. They don't have to work with women.
  B. They will have less trouble finding a qualified secretary if women are kept at lower ranks.
  C. They don't have to compete with qualified women for attractive professional positions.
  D. There is no benefit to an individual man as the result of institutional sexism.

Ques. 2

The ___________ in the 1800s made it impossible for parents to maintain a tight leash on their children, according to your text.
 
  A. Communist Revolution
  B. Industrial Revolution
  C. Bolshevik Revolution
  D. none of these

Ques. 3

Cuban Americans typically place a high value on:
 
  a) education.
  b) politics.
  c) religion.
  d) health.

Ques. 4

Pre-1940s Chinese American families are often referred to as :
 
  a) imagined.
  b) severed.
  c) truncated.
  d) mutilated.

Ques. 5

In communication, men are more likely than women to
 
  A. talk about problems.
  B. talk about weaknesses.
  C. express clear demands.
  D. communicate to establish connection.

Ques. 6

____________ is an individual's perception of his or her own physical appearance.
 
  A. Sexual self-confidence
  B. Body image
  C. Self-concept
  D. None of these

Ques. 7

In the retention definition of family, a child includes the stepparent as a part of his/her real family.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

Ques. 8

Symbolic Interactionists research human interaction on a(n) ________ level.
 
  A. macro
  B. micro
  C. nano
  D. none of these