In "Sex Codes and Family Life among Poor Inner-City Youths", Elijah Anderson argues that in order to understand the high rates of teen pregnancy among poor youths in the inner city, we need to understand that "the basic factors at work here are youth, ignorance, the receptivity of the culture to babies, and the young male's resort to proving his manhood through sexual conquests that often result in pregnancies". According to the Instructor, this quote reveals that Anderson's overall sociological analysis is: O Cultural: Anderson blames the beliefs, norms, values, and lifestyles of poor inner-city residents for the social problem of teen pregnancy Both cultural and structural: Anderson argues that the culture of inner-city residents reflects the structural realities of the inner city, like the lack of good jobs Neither cultural nor structural: Anderson argues that teen pregnancy is a "recognized non-problem" that has been overly hyped by politicians and the media O Sructural: Anderson blames economic inequality and the lack of good educational and job opportunities for the social problem of teen pregnancy

In "Sex Codes and Family Life among Poor Inner-City Youths", Elijah Anderson argues that in order to understand the high rates of teen pregnancy among poor youths in the inner city, we need to understand that "the basic factors at work here are youth, ignorance, the receptivity of the culture to babies, and the young male's resort to proving his manhood through sexual conquests that often result in pregnancies". According to the Instructor, this quote reveals that Anderson's overall sociological analysis is: O Cultural: Anderson blames the beliefs, norms, values, and lifestyles of poor inner-city residents for the social problem of teen pregnancy Both cultural and structural: Anderson argues that the culture of inner-city residents reflects the structural realities of the inner city, like the lack of good jobs Neither cultural nor structural: Anderson argues that teen pregnancy is a "recognized non-problem" that has been overly hyped by politicians and the media O Sructural: Anderson blames economic inequality and the lack of good educational and job opportunities for the social problem of teen pregnancy

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