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31)Research finds that women who initiate first dates are viewed by impartial observers as A)friendly but less physically attractive than the person being asked. B)friendly and more physically attractive than the person being asked. C)sexually over-aggressive and off-putting. D)desperate and lonely. E)self-confident and independent. 32)How did the sexual scripts differ between men and women in the mid-20th century? A)Men were the initiators and women were innocent and virginal. B)Women were the initiators and men played hard-to-get. C)Sexual scripts specifically defined sexual behaviour for men, but was vague about proper behaviour for women. D)Sexual scripts were the same for both sexes. E)None of the above. 33)Which of the following is accurate? A)high levels of ethnic identity is associated with less risky sexual behaviour. B)low levels of ethnic identity is associated with less risky sexual behaviour. C)North American males today tend to take contraception more seriously then females. D)A and C above E)None of the above 34)     Today, when it comes to initiating a date A)both sexes equally likely to ask someone out. B)Males are still more likely to ask someone out. D)Females are now out numbering males in date initiation. C)The majority are initiated by third party. D) Parents are initiating the majority of dates. 35)Which of the following variables is associated with delayed first sexual intercourse among North American teenagers? A)an interest in school B)a healthy relationship with parents C)religiosity D)behavioral self-esteem E)all of the above 36)Multicultural dating and same-sex dating in Canada are respectively becoming A)less accepted and more mainstream. B)illegal and less accepted. C)more mainstream and more mainstream. D)less mainstream and less mainstream. E)legalized and accepted. 37)According to Dasgupta (1998), for immigrants, attitudes about women and dating are seen as indicators of: A)Failures on the part of parents to preserve ethnic heritage. B)Successful transmission of culture. C)Impending increases in rates of interracial marriages. D)Lack of stability of cultural traditions. E)Intergenerational conflict between parents and children. 38)Endogamy, the practice of marrying _________ one’s social group, is a means of combating discrimination because it A)outside; encourages the acceptance of interracial relations. B)within; strengthens the group’s sense of unity by emphasizing its boundaries. C)outside; weakens the group’s sense of unity by breaking down its boundaries. D)within; encourages the acceptance of interracial relations. E)outside; strengthens the group’s sense of identity. 39)Exogamy is the practice of A)selecting a mate with similar social and biological characteristics. B)marrying within ones social group. C)ensuring that one finds the ideal mate. D)marrying outside of one’s social group. E)seeking a mate with different personality attributes. 40)Exogamy is practiced to A)minimize racism within a society. B)increase a society’s chances of survival in the event of war or famine, C)ensure the inheritance of property and family titles. D)increase a group’s sense of identity. E)ensure spouses maintain their obligations to one another.