Suppose that Pat is a married person who goes online once a week to look at pornographic websites and chat with others about the sites they view. What does research suggest about how most people view this?
A) Most people would say that this constitutes a betrayal.
B) Most people would say that this does not constitute a betrayal.
C) Most people would say that this constitutes a betrayal if Pat is a woman, but not if Pat is a man.
D) People would disagree about whether or not this constitutes a betrayal-regardless of whether or not Pat is a woman or a man.

Question

Suppose that Pat is a married person who goes online once a week to look at pornographic websites and chat with others about the sites they view. What does research suggest about how most people view this?
A) Most people would say that this constitutes a betrayal.
B) Most people would say that this does not constitute a betrayal.
C) Most people would say that this constitutes a betrayal if Pat is a woman, but not if Pat is a man.
D) People would disagree about whether or not this constitutes a betrayal-regardless of whether or not Pat is a woman or a man.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

People's views on pornography use in relationships vary widely, and there is no clear consensus. Some people would consider Pat's actions to be a betrayal, while others may view it as harmless or even healthy for their relationship. Gender does not seem to be a significant factor in determining people's attitudes towards this behavior.

Suppose That Pat Is a Married Person Who Goes Online