Exam 1: A Feminist Psychology of Women

It is contested as to whether this is a legitimate "wave" of feminism,but it is marked by the use of social media campaigns such as the Me Too movement,the Women's March on Washington,and the legalization of same-sex marriage by the Supreme Court decision United States v.Windsor.These events are noteworthy features of which wave of feminism?

Liberal feminism primarily focuses on

All of the following are true about Latinx feminists (mujeristas)EXCEPT

List some of the identities that you bring to the classroom (and everyday life)that are important to you.Explain how one or more of these identities could influence your work as a researcher and create unintended bias.

All of the following support Stephanie Riger's (1992)idea that feminist research should be used for the production of knowledge and for social justice EXCEPT

In a correlational research design,

Which of the following does NOT pertain to an aspect of feminism (including the first wave to the emerging fourth wave)?

Which of the following accurately describes the myth of meritocracy?

Susan Fauldi (1992)coined the term _____ to explain how negative stereotypes occur in response to women making social gains.

Which of the following describes a study grounded in principles of feminist psychology?

Dr.Mamie Phipps Clark's research and work in psychology,although criticized for its methodology and interpretation,helped to do which of the following?

Androcentric thinking refers to _____ ways of thinking.

Which of the following is NOT true regarding different approaches to feminist labeling and the performance of feminism?

Within the LGBTQ population,who is the most vulnerable to murder,hate crimes,police violence,discrimination,threats,and intimidation?

Explain the concept of "the personal is political," including why feminist psychologists believe research focusing on both the individual and the culture is important.You may want to consider current events applying to sexual assault survivors and how the personal and political apply to this issue.

The defining feature of post-feminism is the idea that

Select two feminist theoretical frameworks of your choice and compare and contrast them.Specifically,compare the defining principles of each framework and how they are applied in everyday life (e.g. ,explain how they are similar or different in how they combat sexism and oppression of women).

Gender essentialism is the belief that

According to Orenstein's (2000)concept of the "half-changed world," it is important to do which of the following?

This chapter notes that the well-being of girls and women is still at risk in part because