Chapter 9 tells you that young men ages fifteen to twenty-four are four to five times likelier than young women to die from car accidents, homicides, and drownings. Explain this statistic in terms of gender socialization.

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The Answer of Chapter 9 tells you that young men ages fifteen to twenty-four are four to five times likelier than young women to die from car accidents, homicides, and drownings. Explain this statistic in terms of gender socialization.

Chapter 9 Tells You That Young Men Ages Fifteen to Twenty-Four