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what does Lisa Wade argue
hookup culture is more than students choosing to have casual sex, it’s broader cultural environment that teaches students what kids of sexual behavior are normal, desirable, and socially acceptable
main argument
hookup culture shapes students’ choices by influencing the ideas, expectations, and behaviors available to them
how does culture act like a toolkit
culture is a toolkit of ideas, habits, and strategies people use to make sense of their lives and explain their actions
do students embrace hookup culture
not all students embrace it, the existence of a dominant culture doesn’t mean everyone supports it
culture shock
confusions or discomfort experienced when encountering unfamiliar cultural expectations