Study Questions Number 13 Chrisler Chapter 12. Women With Disabilities (C 190 - 203) Crawford & Unger. Greta Christina, Are we having sex yet? (163-166) Crawford & Unger. Michelle Fine, Coping with rape: Critical perspectives on consciousness. (167-179) Pipher. Drugs and alcohol--If Ophelia were alive today. (186-202) hooks 7. Feminist class struggle. (37-43)

Name: ______________________ Date: 10-23-07 Psychology 258 Hal S. Bertilson, Ph. D.

1.	What does it mean to call disability a social construct? (192)
2.	In what ways does language convey politics? (192-193)
3.	In what ways is disability an isolating experience? (194-195)
4.	Rhoda Olkin, in her article on Women with Disabilities, lists five myths about disability and sexuality. What are those five myths? (198-199)
5.	What are some of the problems that women with disabilities face regarding pregnancy and childbirth? (199-200)
6.	Describe some of the obstacles for women with disabilities who wish to leave a partner. (201)
7.	According to hooks as privileged women gained greater access to economic power with men of their class what happened? (40-41)
8.	According to hooks, being true to feminist politics, our goals are what? Explain. (42-43)
9.	What are three fundamental problems (Coping with rape) with the position that people need to exert control over their lives? Explain what those reasons mean. (169-170)
10.	What are two major consequences (Coping with rape) of the psychological literature legitimating existing power asymmetries? Explain. (170)
11.	What does it mean to say (Coping with rape) that a feminist psychology needs to value relational coping and to contextualize? (176)