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In gender studies, the idea of the public/private dichotomy refers to the notion that:

In gender studies, the idea of the public/private dichotomy refers to the notion that:

a. Behavior of both men and women is different in the public sphere than in the private sphere.
b. Men act differently toward women in public than they do in private.
c. Women are able to maintain more power over men if their actions are public than if they are private.
d. Private relationships between men and women are threatened by public disclosure.
e. Societies are divided into a private world dominated by women and a public world dominated by men.

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