Final answer:
Women drawn into dealing drugs typically learn to operate in a covert manner, which is secretive to avoid detection.
Step-by-step explanation:
The question seems to be pertaining to the behavior of women involved in illicit activities, specifically drug dealing. The options provided are characteristics of behavior. However, the information you've provided afterwards, which consists of options such as barrier, hormonal implants, natural family planning, and withdrawal, is unrelated to the original question, as they are methods of contraception and not related to the mannerisms of drug dealing. Therefore, it's not possible to answer the original question using that list. The correct answer to the extent of our available knowledge would be based on social studies or criminology research, which suggests that individuals involved in such clandestine activities would generally operate in a covert manner, meaning in a secretive or hidden way to avoid detection and to protect their illegal activities.