Question

A sociologist studies the history of the American family, focusing on the "sexual double standard." Which question focuses on the sexual double standard?

a. What did sexuality mean during childhood as compared with adulthood?
b. How did religious understandings of conception harmonize with or conflict with scientific views of human reproduction?
c. What coping mechanisms did mothers use to both grieve frequent child deaths and delight in their living children?
d. How did men explain their desire for personal sexual promiscuity while demanding strict sexual loyalty from their wives?

Answer 1

Answer: d. How did men explain their desire for personal sexual promiscuity while demanding strict sexual loyalty from their wives

Explanation:

Whether man or women we are both sexual beings only that our sexual desire differs. Both women and men have tendencies to be promiscuous, only that the approach is different.

This theory will help check the level of sociological development thinking on families

Answer 2

D.

Step-by-step explanation:

How did men explain their desire for personal sexual promiscuity while demanding strict sexual loyalty from their wives?

Other questions in the options above do not focus on sexual double standard.