Historically, the federal government's relationship to the labor market has been described as:

In a symmetric bell-shaped distribution,

A) Most scores fall in the middle, with fewer scores in the tails. B) Most scores fall in the top end, with few scores in the middle. C) Most scores fall in the bottom end, with few scores in the middle. D) None of the above

Which of the following is true?

a. Sexism, unlike racism, seldom provides a basis for judging other societies. b. Intersex people and those with same-sex preferences exist in all societies. c. Occupation provides a useful and generally accurate way to recognize appropriate gender roles across societies. d. Distinctions based on sexual differences have faded in recent years as ways people classify each other. e. Culturally defined proper roles for men and women are the same in most societies.