Nussbaum identifies which of the following as beliefs that lead to the stigma traditionally associated with prostitution?

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Nussbaum identifies all three beliefs as contributing to the stigmatization of prostitution. The belief that women's sexuality is inherently evil reinforces the idea that engaging in sex work is immoral and shameful. The belief in the violent nature of male sexuality leads to the stereotype of the prostitute as a victim of male aggression. Finally, beliefs about gender roles and characteristics, such as the idea that "good" women do not engage in sex work and "good" men do not pay for sex, contribute to the societal condemnation of prostitutes.

Nussbaum Identifies Which of the Following as Beliefs That Lead