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Which is NOT a reason why the sex drive seems to support dualistic theories of anthropology?
{ 1 } - It deludes people by a promise of pleasure that is very brief and is often followed by great responsibilities of family and children.
{ 2 } - It subordinates the freedom of the individual to the needs of the species.
{ 3 } - it has always seemed especially mysterious to humans.
{ 4 } - The woman, whose life is more determined by sexual functioning than the man's, is in most cultures regarded as positive in contrast to the negative man.
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Which is NOT a reason why the sex drive seems to support dualistic theories of anthropology?
{ 1 } - It deludes people by a promise of pleasure that is very brief and is often followed by great responsibilities of family and children.
{ 2 } - It subordinates the freedom of the individual to the needs of the species.
{ 3 } - it has always seemed especially mysterious to humans.
{ 4 } - The woman, whose life is more determined by sexual functioning than the man's, is in most cultures regarded as positive in contrast to the negative man.
See p. 32.
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Which is NOT a reason why the sex drive seems to support dualistic theories of anthropology?
{ 1 } - It deludes people by a promise of pleasure that is very brief and is often followed by great responsibilities of family and children.
{ 2 } - It subordinates the freedom of the individual to the needs of the species.
{ 3 } - it has always seemed especially mysterious to humans.
{ 4 } - The woman, whose life is more determined by sexual functioning than the man's, is in most cultures regarded as positive in contrast to the negative man.
See p. 32.
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Which is NOT a reason why the sex drive seems to support dualistic theories of anthropology?
{ 1 } - It deludes people by a promise of pleasure that is very brief and is often followed by great responsibilities of family and children.
{ 2 } - It subordinates the freedom of the individual to the needs of the species.
{ 3 } - it has always seemed especially mysterious to humans.
{ 4 } - The woman, whose life is more determined by sexual functioning than the man's, is in most cultures regarded as positive in contrast to the negative man.
See p. 32.
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Which is NOT a reason why the sex drive seems to support dualistic theories of anthropology?
{ 1 } - It deludes people by a promise of pleasure that is very brief and is often followed by great responsibilities of family and children.
{ 2 } - It subordinates the freedom of the individual to the needs of the species.
{ 3 } - it has always seemed especially mysterious to humans.
{ 4 } - The woman, whose life is more determined by sexual functioning than the man's, is in most cultures regarded as positive in contrast to the negative man.
The Christian belief of Mary as Mother of God has done much to influence Christian cultures to have a positive view of woman in general, but such a view is not common.
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