Study Questions Number 22. Chrisler Chapters 19. Britain Scott, Women and pornography: What we don't know can hurt us. (338-355) Crawford & Unger. Shevy Healey, Confronting ageism: a MUST for mental health. (278-287) Crawford & Unger. Virginia Braun in conversation with Eve Ensler, Public talk about "private parts." (288-293) Pipher 15. A fence at the top of the hill. (282-293) hooks 16. Total bliss: Lesbianism and feminism. (93-99)

Name _____________________ Date: 11-29-07 Psychology 258 Hal S. Bertilson, Ph.D.

1.	The pattern of results in the Linz, Donnerstein, and Penrod (1984) revealed negative effects for which kind of material? There were no negative effects for which kind of material? Explain. (341)
2.	Can we conclude from listening to women that pornography causes male violence against women? Then what can we conclude? Explain. (345)
3.	How are diverse women of color and ethnicities treated in pornography? Explain. (346-349)
4.	Do you agree with Leonore Tiefer that women benefit from access to sexually explicit materials? Explain. (350)
5.	What did Shevy Healey (Confronting Ageism) mean when she said "I am able to view my own process within the context of the political, not simply the personal?" (281)
6.	According to Pipher in "A fence at the top of the hill," what long-term plans for helping adolescent girls involve deep-seated and complicated cultural changes? (293)
7.	In "A fence at the top of the hill," what kind of a culture does Pipher ask us to work toward? (293)
8.	Concerning the hooks chapter "Total bliss," what is the special wisdom radical lesbian thinkers brought to the feminist movement? (95-96)