According to functionalists

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1. According to functionalists,
    a. culture integrates people into groups.
    b. culture serves the interests of powerful groups.
    c. culture is unpredictable and changing.
    d. culture creates group meanings.

2. Feminist Sociologist Nancy Chodorow contends that
    a.women tend to have personalities based on attachment and orientation toward others.
    b. “penis envy” is common among U.S. women.
    c.the basic premises of psychoanalytic theory are incorrect.
    d. men and women become less different once they become adults.

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