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Why do you think that some societies or communities have different standards of accepting what is truthful/factual from what is not?

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1. If a woman does not say "no" to sex, does that mean she is consenting?
  •  To what degree does poor communication between men and women lead to a potential rape situation?
  •  Should men take the responsibility of asking women if they want to continue rather than wait for her to say something or assume she is consenting?
2. A popular saying for buttons and T-shirts reads, "What part of 'No' don't you understand?" Do you think that men really don't understand that when women say "no", they mean "no"?
  •  Are some women socialized to say "no" but mean "yes"?
3. Do you think that early social norms like "women should not be promiscuous" and "women should not pursue men" and the fact that the primary purpose of women's bodies is to produce life, perpetuated rape culture?
4. How much does 'the social pressure' on males to have sex play into the incidence of rape?
  •  Why do you think the incidence of rape is so much higher in the U.S. than in Great Britain or Japan?
Diamond notes that an important reason why societies may fail to act to solve an impending crisis, even when it can clearly be seen, is related to conflicting interests and rationalities, in which he emphasizes the role of elites. Which of the following is NOT an example for Diamond of how elite interests can work against those of society as a whole
A. The insistence of the New Guinea highland big-men on erecting monuments to enhance their status
B. Trujillo's long dictatorship in the Dominican Republic
C. The continual warring of the Mayan kings
D. The refusal of the Norse chiefs in Greenland to alter their economic model

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