Question

Accepting "achievement" as success outside the home, "responsibility" as taking charge, and "bravery" as facing battle all illustrate the definition of variables in ways that are_________.

a. Heterosexist
b. Ethnocentric
c. Anthropomorphic
d. Androcentric

Answer 1

d. Androcentric

Step-by-step explanation:

In this example, concepts such as "achievement," "responsibility" and "bravery" are defined in ways that focus on male activities. As a general rule, in most societies, it is men who work outside the home, take charge of others and face battles. Therefore, these definitions could be considered androcentric. Androcentrism refers to the practice of placing the male experience as the focus of a culture or history, usually with the consequence of marginalizing the experiences of females.