Question

question 7
butler argues that gender acts as a placeholder for various social anxieties, meaning the specific content of the threat is less important than the fear it generates
true
false

Explanation:

Judith Butler's work on gender explores how gender can function as a site for social anxieties, where the fear generated by the idea of gender (as a threat) is more significant than the specific details of what that "threat" is. This aligns with the statement, so it is true.

Answer:

A. True