... groups, in both interaction and content. The female group discussed the subject sensibly and listened to each others" points of view, whereas the male group tended to make lots of jokes, laughed frequently, were much louder in volume and often spoke over the top of other speakers. The following tables demonstrate the differences in interactions: Female Group Ppt Coded Interaction Ppt ... with others), but on the whole the female group tended to be supportive of adoption rights for same-sex couples. The male group's table shows a high number of 2s (making jokes/laughter) and the interact...

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... orientations that are depicted in the film. The kiss between Sugar and Josephine, although heterosexual at its core, brings up the issue of lesbianism. By cloaking such concepts in witty jokes while still acknowledging them, Some Like it Hot evaded the censorship policy of the Production Code and managed to have a resolution that did not reinstate the norms of heterosexuality on ... ...

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... is (either negatively or positively) in the case of sex, it is especially powerful in establishing future patterns of behavior. This suggests that is homophobic behavior, such as making heterosexist jokes, is positively reinforced as a child, perhaps with laughter, that person is more likely to continue exhibiting similar behavior. An extension of homophobia in the form of biphobia is explainable by ... ...

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... that you read about a person being attacked, beaten, robbed, verbally assaulted, and even killed due to the fact that they were homosexual. Homosexuals are also the butt of many degrading jokes which put them down and give them the appearance of being bad people. A second privilege that I experience being a heterosexual is that of religion. Religion plays a very big role in the ... ...

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