Exam 3: Gender Identities and Families

The _______ message is the image of a woman who attained career success and supports her family.

__________ refers to male or female anatomy and physiology.

African American women are less critical of gender inequality than white women.

Research strongly supports gender theories of socialization.

When researchers examine gender in relation to its linkage to race/ethnicity and class, they are stressing

According to the ___________ perspective, children develop self-concepts based on feedback from those around them.

African American and Latino women consider racial/ethnic as well as gender discrimination in setting their priorities. In fact, their feminist views are characterized by ___________, or structural connections among race, class, and gender.

Which term is used by the text to describe societal attitudes and behaviors associated with an individual's anatomical sex assigned at birth?

Individuals who change their physical anatomy through sex-reassignment surgery are

Some psychologists think that what comes first is not rules about what boys and girls should do, but rather the child's awareness of being a boy or a girl. This thinking reflects which theory of socialization?

In Kimmel's typology of camps within the men's movement, which group works to counter feminist interests by attending to men's rights?

Latino men are stereotyped as extremely patriarchal, following a cultural ideal of

The term transgendered implies that the individual is either homosexual or bisexual.

The term __________ describes societal attitudes and behaviors associated with an individual's anatomical sex assigned at birth.

In biology-based arguments of gender, a predisposition ________.

Warmth, sensitivity, tenderness, and placing concern about others' welfare above self-interest can be classified as __________ character traits.

Which of the following appears to be attributable to following traditional gender expectations?

An alternate ___________ for men emphasizes adventure, sometimes coupled with violence and/or the need to outwit, humiliate, and defeat other men in barroom brawls, contact sports, and war.

The _______ of men's and women's roles reflects a dramatic change since the gender roles of 1950s and before.

Overall, gender schema theorists see gender schema as __________ traditional stereotypes.