According to p.632-647 in FATRA why is being the “breadwinner” such an integral part of men’s identity?

Overall, women and men are spending the same amount of childcare as women and men did 50 years ago. 

Based upon the data presented in this module about college hookups, the best amount of “good sex” happening for both women and men in college occurs in _________.

Research conclusively demonstrates that a traditional division of household labor (i.e., men working outside and women working inside) leads to a happier, more satisfying sex-life for married couples. 

“Tony Porter on Masculinity” discusses how men are taught they are “supposed to act.” That is, men are socialized into thinking that if they don’t act in these particular ways, they are not a “real” man. He calls “the man box.” Which of the following behaviors is part of “the man box?”

According to “Everything You Wanted to Know About Sex and Housework But Were too Busy to Ask” what is the 3rd major takeaway from research on the link between housework and sex?

What is the point of FATRA p.252-263 “Why is Everyone Afraid of Sex?” reading?

Lisa Wade’s video about “Hookup Culture” argues that what is new about the culture of hooking up in college is that students now feel that they ________ hookups.

The biggest thing that I’ve taken away from this week’s module is ______. This is because _____. 

FATRA p.280-293 “Orgasm in College Hookups and Relationships” describes hookups as sexual events that occur outside of an exclusive relationship, often without a prearranged date, involving varying degrees of interest in a relationship. Sometimes involve just making out, or may involve sexual intercourse.