Question

which of the following is not characteristic of johns that seek out street-based sex work? select an answer and submit. for keyboard navigation, use the up/down arrow keys to select an answer. a experimenters - those in unstable problematic relationships b experimenters - those in stable relationships c regulars - those who hold more liberal views and enjoy sex work as an exchange of goods/services your answer d experimenters - those who hold negative views of women

Answer 1

The characteristic not typical of people who seek out street-based sex work is being an 'experimenter' in a stable relationship, which is less common in this context.

Step-by-step explanation:

Within the study of sexual behaviors and attitudes, sociologists have identified various characteristics of individuals who seek street-based sex work. Among these, 'experimenters' may include those who are in unstable, problematic relationships, while 'regulars' might be individuals who hold more liberal views and perceive sex work as an exchange of goods and services. However, being an 'experimenter' in a stable relationship is not commonly characteristic of those seeking street-based sex work. There is also recognition that individuals who hold negative views of women may be part of the clientele, however, this is not considered a defining characteristic of the experimenter category.

Answer 2

Experimenters in stable relationships are not characteristic of johns seeking out street-based sex work. Johns come from various backgrounds, some with unstable relationships or liberal views towards sex work, but those in stable relationships are less typical of this group.

Step-by-step explanation:

Which of the following is not characteristic of johns who seek out street-based sex work? The answer is experimenters - those in stable relationships. Johns who seek out sex work come from various backgrounds and have different attitudes towards sex and sexuality. While some might be experimenters in unstable relationships, others are referred to as 'regulars' who hold more liberal views and see sex work primarily as an exchange of goods and services. Experimenters with negative views of women can be included in this group due to the interactions between gender norms and sexual behaviors. However, those in stable relationships are less characteristic of the johns that seek out street-based sex workers.

Sexuality and gender norms vary widely by culture, and the attitudes towards certain sexual practices and the stigmatization of certain behaviors can greatly affect how individuals engage with sex work. U.S. society, in particular, tends to hold conservative attitudes towards sexuality, and this reflective cultural stance informs the behavior and characteristics of individuals who participate in sex work in one role or another.