Question 1

The role of fathers in gender-role development:​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​is basically the same for sons as it is for daughters. 
B)  ​involves pressure to behave in gender-appropriate ways. 
C)  ​involves higher standards of achievement for daughters. 
D)  ​is the same as the role of mothers. 
A)  ​is basically the same for sons as it is for daughters. 
B)  ​involves pressure to behave in gender-appropriate ways. 
C)  ​involves higher standards of achievement for daughters. 
D)  ​is the same as the role of mothers.

Question 2

Which term best defines gender as we understand it scientifically?​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​Gender binary 
B)  ​Gender spectrum 
C)  ​Gender curve 
D)  ​Gender polarization 
A)  ​Gender binary 
B)  ​Gender spectrum 
C)  ​Gender curve 
D)  ​Gender polarization

Question 3

Social learning theory represents a modification of the traditional behaviorist approach to include:​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​unlearned stimuli. 
B)  ​unlearned responses. 
C)  ​punishment. 
D)  ​cognition. 
A)  ​unlearned stimuli. 
B)  ​unlearned responses. 
C)  ​punishment. 
D)  ​cognition.

Question 4

Cognitive development theory ideally:​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​stresses the importance of reinforcement in learning. 
B)  ​stresses the importance of age in learning. 
C)  ​stresses the importance of external motivation. 
D)  ​assumes that adults and children learn in basically the same way. 
A)  ​stresses the importance of reinforcement in learning. 
B)  ​stresses the importance of age in learning. 
C)  ​stresses the importance of external motivation. 
D)  ​assumes that adults and children learn in basically the same way.

Question 5

Parents will generally acknowledge that they treat their sons and daughters differently.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Mothers who are employed full time come home to a "second shift," which refers to:​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​housework and childcare. 
B)  ​focusing on nurturing their husbands. 
C)  ​involvement in community activities. 
D)  ​additional paid labor after their normal working day. 
A)  ​housework and childcare. 
B)  ​focusing on nurturing their husbands. 
C)  ​involvement in community activities. 
D)  ​additional paid labor after their normal working day.

Question 7

Children are socialized in gender roles through which of the following processes?​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​Transcendence 
B)  ​Exploitation 
C)  ​Gender training 
D)  ​Activity exposure 
A)  ​Transcendence 
B)  ​Exploitation 
C)  ​Gender training 
D)  ​Activity exposure

Question 8

After viewing music videos and talk shows,individuals are more likely to emphasize female thinness.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Relationships that form outside the constraints of gender expectations are known as:​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​opposites ideology. 
B)  ​gender-resistant relationships. 
C)  ​postgender relationships. 
D)  ​cisgender relationships. 
A)  ​opposites ideology. 
B)  ​gender-resistant relationships. 
C)  ​postgender relationships. 
D)  ​cisgender relationships.

Question 10

All of the following are contexts of adult gender-role learning except:​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​the family of orientation. 
B)  ​marriage. 
C)  ​parenthood. 
D)  ​the workplace. 
A)  ​the family of orientation. 
B)  ​marriage. 
C)  ​parenthood. 
D)  ​the workplace.

Question 11

Learning through imitation is known as:​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​modeling. 
B)  ​channeling. 
C)  ​manipulation. 
D)  ​transcending. 
A)  ​modeling. 
B)  ​channeling. 
C)  ​manipulation. 
D)  ​transcending.

Question 12

Margaret Mead's studies of the Arapesh and the Mundugumor of New Guinea revealed that:​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​culture creates masculinity and femininity. 
B)  ​only men can be competitive,aggressive,and violent. 
C)  ​only women can be passive,cooperative,and nurturing. 
D)  ​biology creates masculinity and femininity. 
A)  ​culture creates masculinity and femininity. 
B)  ​only men can be competitive,aggressive,and violent. 
C)  ​only women can be passive,cooperative,and nurturing. 
D)  ​biology creates masculinity and femininity.

Question 13

Those whose gender identities match their biological sex are increasingly known as:​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​postgender. 
B)  ​cisgender. 
C)  ​heterosexual. 
D)  ​binary gender. 
A)  ​postgender. 
B)  ​cisgender. 
C)  ​heterosexual. 
D)  ​binary gender.

Question 14

Pro-feminist men believe which of the following?​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​Men ought to share responsibilities within their households. 
B)  ​Women should earn more money than men for performing the same task. 
C)  ​All wives should work at least part-time. 
D)  ​Men and children would both benefit from closer connections between mothers and their children. 
A)  ​Men ought to share responsibilities within their households. 
B)  ​Women should earn more money than men for performing the same task. 
C)  ​All wives should work at least part-time. 
D)  ​Men and children would both benefit from closer connections between mothers and their children.

Question 15

Mothers pressure their children more than fathers to behave in gender-appropriate ways.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

The fundamental problem with the view of men and women as opposites is that it is incorrect.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Gender is best described as:

Accepted Answer

A)  a social status with differential access to society's rewards,opportunities,and obstacles. 
B)  the same thing as biological sex. 
C)  biologically hardwired and inevitable. 
D)  always binary,with two clear categories of "man" and "woman". 
A)  a social status with differential access to society's rewards,opportunities,and obstacles. 
B)  the same thing as biological sex. 
C)  biologically hardwired and inevitable. 
D)  always binary,with two clear categories of "man" and "woman".

Question 18

The traditional white female gender role:​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​centers on women's roles as wives and mothers. 
B)  ​facilitates self-confidence and mental health. 
C)  ​contributes to greater happiness among married women than unmarried women. 
D)  ​expects women to defer marriage for work goals. 
A)  ​centers on women's roles as wives and mothers. 
B)  ​facilitates self-confidence and mental health. 
C)  ​contributes to greater happiness among married women than unmarried women. 
D)  ​expects women to defer marriage for work goals.

Question 19

Women today have somewhat greater freedom as wives than in the past.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

Central to a pro-feminist men's movement is the issue of:​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​fairness. 
B)  ​more opportunities for men. 
C)  ​more opportunities for women. 
D)  ​more rights for gay and lesbian couples. 
A)  ​fairness. 
B)  ​more opportunities for men. 
C)  ​more opportunities for women. 
D)  ​more rights for gay and lesbian couples.

The role of fathers in gender-role development:

Which term best defines gender as we understand it scientifically?

Social learning theory represents a modification of the traditional behaviorist approach to include:

Cognitive development theory ideally:

Parents will generally acknowledge that they treat their sons and daughters differently.

Mothers who are employed full time come home to a "second shift," which refers to:

Children are socialized in gender roles through which of the following processes?

After viewing music videos and talk shows,individuals are more likely to emphasize female thinness.

Relationships that form outside the constraints of gender expectations are known as:

All of the following are contexts of adult gender-role learning except:

Learning through imitation is known as:

Margaret Mead's studies of the Arapesh and the Mundugumor of New Guinea revealed that:

Those whose gender identities match their biological sex are increasingly known as:

Pro-feminist men believe which of the following?

Mothers pressure their children more than fathers to behave in gender-appropriate ways.

The fundamental problem with the view of men and women as opposites is that it is incorrect.

Gender is best described as:

The traditional white female gender role:

Women today have somewhat greater freedom as wives than in the past.

Central to a pro-feminist men's movement is the issue of:

The Meaning of Marriage and the Family

Studying Marriages and Families

Variations in American Family Life

Intimacy,friendship,and Love

Understanding Sex and Sexualities

Communication,power,and Conflict

Marriages in Societal and Individual Perspective

Unmarried Lives: Singlehood and Cohabitation

Becoming Parents and Experiencing Parenthood

Marriage,work,and Economics

Intimate Violence and Sexual Abuse

Coming Apart: Separation and Divorce

New Beginnings: Single-Parent Families,remarriages,and Blended Families

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Exam 4: Gender and Family

The role of fathers in gender-role development:​

Which term best defines gender as we understand it scientifically?​

Social learning theory represents a modification of the traditional behaviorist approach to include:​

Cognitive development theory ideally:​

Parents will generally acknowledge that they treat their sons and daughters differently.​

Mothers who are employed full time come home to a "second shift," which refers to:​

Children are socialized in gender roles through which of the following processes?​

After viewing music videos and talk shows,individuals are more likely to emphasize female thinness.

Relationships that form outside the constraints of gender expectations are known as:​

All of the following are contexts of adult gender-role learning except:​

Learning through imitation is known as:​

Margaret Mead's studies of the Arapesh and the Mundugumor of New Guinea revealed that:​

Those whose gender identities match their biological sex are increasingly known as:​

Pro-feminist men believe which of the following?​

Mothers pressure their children more than fathers to behave in gender-appropriate ways.​

The fundamental problem with the view of men and women as opposites is that it is incorrect.​

Gender is best described as:

The traditional white female gender role:​

Women today have somewhat greater freedom as wives than in the past.​

Central to a pro-feminist men's movement is the issue of:​

The Meaning of Marriage and the Family

Studying Marriages and Families

Variations in American Family Life

Intimacy,friendship,and Love

Understanding Sex and Sexualities

Communication,power,and Conflict

Marriages in Societal and Individual Perspective

Unmarried Lives: Singlehood and Cohabitation

Becoming Parents and Experiencing Parenthood

Marriage,work,and Economics

Intimate Violence and Sexual Abuse

Coming Apart: Separation and Divorce

New Beginnings: Single-Parent Families,remarriages,and Blended Families

Filters

The role of fathers in gender-role development:

Which term best defines gender as we understand it scientifically?

Social learning theory represents a modification of the traditional behaviorist approach to include:

Cognitive development theory ideally:

Parents will generally acknowledge that they treat their sons and daughters differently.

Mothers who are employed full time come home to a "second shift," which refers to:

Children are socialized in gender roles through which of the following processes?

Relationships that form outside the constraints of gender expectations are known as:

All of the following are contexts of adult gender-role learning except:

Learning through imitation is known as:

Margaret Mead's studies of the Arapesh and the Mundugumor of New Guinea revealed that:

Those whose gender identities match their biological sex are increasingly known as:

Pro-feminist men believe which of the following?

Mothers pressure their children more than fathers to behave in gender-appropriate ways.

The fundamental problem with the view of men and women as opposites is that it is incorrect.

The traditional white female gender role:

Women today have somewhat greater freedom as wives than in the past.

Central to a pro-feminist men's movement is the issue of: