Question 1

Compare and contrast the difference between transsexuals and transgenderists. Cite examples of both.

Accepted Answer

The student should indicate that a transsexual is a person with the biological sex of one gender but has the gender identity of the opposite sex. A transsexual has sought out surgical intervention to correct what they perceive as the wrong biological sex. An example is Christine Jorgensen. A transgenderist is a person with the same gender identity distortion as the transsexual. They will live their life as the opposite sex but not seek medical corrections to their biological sex. An example is Billy Tipton.

Question 2

In 1919, the women's movement achieved

Accepted Answer

A) women's right to vote. 
B) women's right to equal credit. 
C) the end of slavery. 
D) passage of the Equal Rights Amendment. 
A) women's right to vote. 
B) women's right to equal credit. 
C) the end of slavery. 
D) passage of the Equal Rights Amendment. A

Question 3

A hermaphrodite is a person who is born with ambiguous male and female sex organs but is clearly oriented to just one gender role.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 4

The ________ ________ is an antifeminist Christian movement supporting the traditional gender role of men.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The ________ ________ is an antifeminist Christian...

Question 5

Discuss how gender stereotypes are portrayed in various American media. Cite an example of each.

Accepted Answer

The student should identify an

Question 6

The ________ feminist movement promotes a return to traditional gender and family roles.

Accepted Answer

A) liberal 
B) conservative 
C) Marxist 
D) socialist 
A) liberal 
B) conservative 
C) Marxist 
D) socialist

Question 7

________ is/are a drawback of the traditional female role.

Accepted Answer

A) Closer attachments with children 
B) A sense of connection to the community 
C) Dependence on others for happiness 
D) Less marital stress 
A) Closer attachments with children 
B) A sense of connection to the community 
C) Dependence on others for happiness 
D) Less marital stress

Question 8

Traditionally, men play ________ roles in the family.

Accepted Answer

A) submissive 
B) instrumental 
C) expressive 
D) instructional 
A) submissive 
B) instrumental 
C) expressive 
D) instructional

Question 9

________ feminism believes inequality is caused by an unequal division of labor in society.

Accepted Answer

A) Conservative 
B) Lesbian 
C) Marxist 
D) Liberal 
A) Conservative 
B) Lesbian 
C) Marxist 
D) Liberal

Question 10

When little girls care for their baby dolls in response to how they observed their mothers care for their infant siblings, this is an example of ________.

Accepted Answer

A) social learning 
B) role modeling 
C) traditional gender roles 
D) All of the above are true. 
A) social learning 
B) role modeling 
C) traditional gender roles 
D) All of the above are true.

Question 11

How people develop gender stereotypes is emphasized in which of the following theories?

Accepted Answer

A) gender schema 
B) social learning 
C) cognitive development 
D) Both A and B 
A) gender schema 
B) social learning 
C) cognitive development 
D) Both A and B

Question 12

Differentiate between sex and gender. Give an example of each.

Accepted Answer

The student should indicate that sex ref

Question 13

The socially learned attitudes and behaviors associated with being male or female are called

Accepted Answer

A) sex roles. 
B) role behaviors. 
C) gender roles. 
D) expressive roles. 
A) sex roles. 
B) role behaviors. 
C) gender roles. 
D) expressive roles.

Question 14

Gender refers to the biological sexual characteristics a person is born with.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

In the ________ _________ perspective, Jean Piaget and Lawrence Kohlberg believed males and females learned their gender roles at a certain age.

Accepted Answer

cognitive

Question 16

Which of the follow occupations has the lowest concentration of female representation?

Accepted Answer

A) health care office managers 
B) claims adjusters 
C) registered nurses 
D) lawyers 
A) health care office managers 
B) claims adjusters 
C) registered nurses 
D) lawyers

Question 17

The "feminization of poverty" means that

Accepted Answer

A) single mothers are more at risk for poverty than divorced mothers. 
B) both single mothers and divorced women are at risk for poverty. 
C) career women after divorce are more at risk for poverty. 
D) All of the above 
A) single mothers are more at risk for poverty than divorced mothers. 
B) both single mothers and divorced women are at risk for poverty. 
C) career women after divorce are more at risk for poverty. 
D) All of the above

Question 18

According to Panel 3.1 on page 86, which of the following traits are considered male traits?

Accepted Answer

A) content 
B) honest 
C) receptive 
D) rational 
A) content 
B) honest 
C) receptive 
D) rational

Question 19

A person who "feels trapped in the opposite sex's body" and has a sex change operation is a(n)

Accepted Answer

A) transvestite. 
B) hermaphrodite. 
C) transsexual. 
D) intersexed individual. 
A) transvestite. 
B) hermaphrodite. 
C) transsexual. 
D) intersexed individual.

Question 20

________ feminism is concerned with achieving equal rights and opportunities for women.

Accepted Answer

A) Lesbian 
B) Liberal 
C) Radical 
D) Socialist 
A) Lesbian 
B) Liberal 
C) Radical 
D) Socialist

Compare and contrast the difference between transsexuals and transgenderists. Cite examples of both.

In 1919, the women's movement achieved

A hermaphrodite is a person who is born with ambiguous male and female sex organs but is clearly oriented to just one gender role.

The is an antifeminist Christian movement supporting the traditional gender role of men.

Discuss how gender stereotypes are portrayed in various American media. Cite an example of each.

The ________ feminist movement promotes a return to traditional gender and family roles.

________ is/are a drawback of the traditional female role.

Traditionally, men play ________ roles in the family.

________ feminism believes inequality is caused by an unequal division of labor in society.

When little girls care for their baby dolls in response to how they observed their mothers care for their infant siblings, this is an example of ________.

How people develop gender stereotypes is emphasized in which of the following theories?

Differentiate between sex and gender. Give an example of each.

The socially learned attitudes and behaviors associated with being male or female are called

Gender refers to the biological sexual characteristics a person is born with.

In the _ perspective, Jean Piaget and Lawrence Kohlberg believed males and females learned their gender roles at a certain age.

Which of the follow occupations has the lowest concentration of female representation?

The "feminization of poverty" means that

According to Panel 3.1 on page 86, which of the following traits are considered male traits?

A person who "feels trapped in the opposite sex's body" and has a sex change operation is a(n)

________ feminism is concerned with achieving equal rights and opportunities for women.

Seeking: Finding Happiness in Relationships in a Complex World

Understanding: Learning About Intimate Behavior

Involvement: Dating, Pairing, Courtship

Love: the Many Faces

Communication: Realizing Effective Intimacy

Sexuality: Interpersonal Sexuality, Sexual Values, and Behaviors

Marriage: The Ultimate Commitment

Variations: Nonmarital Families and Households

Reproduction: Decisions About Having or Not Having Children

Children, Families, and Generations

Work: Economics, Jobs, and Balancing Family Demands

Crises: Managing Stress, Disaster, Violence, and Abuse

Uncoupling: Separation and Divorce

Remarriage: Reinvented, Renewed, and Blended Families

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Exam 3: Gender: the Meanings of Masculinity Femininity

Compare and contrast the difference between transsexuals and transgenderists. Cite examples of both.

In 1919, the women's movement achieved

A hermaphrodite is a person who is born with ambiguous male and female sex organs but is clearly oriented to just one gender role.

The ________ ________ is an antifeminist Christian movement supporting the traditional gender role of men.

Discuss how gender stereotypes are portrayed in various American media. Cite an example of each.

The ________ feminist movement promotes a return to traditional gender and family roles.

________ is/are a drawback of the traditional female role.

Traditionally, men play ________ roles in the family.

________ feminism believes inequality is caused by an unequal division of labor in society.

When little girls care for their baby dolls in response to how they observed their mothers care for their infant siblings, this is an example of ________.

How people develop gender stereotypes is emphasized in which of the following theories?

Differentiate between sex and gender. Give an example of each.

The socially learned attitudes and behaviors associated with being male or female are called

Gender refers to the biological sexual characteristics a person is born with.

In the ________ _________ perspective, Jean Piaget and Lawrence Kohlberg believed males and females learned their gender roles at a certain age.

Which of the follow occupations has the lowest concentration of female representation?

The "feminization of poverty" means that

According to Panel 3.1 on page 86, which of the following traits are considered male traits?

A person who "feels trapped in the opposite sex's body" and has a sex change operation is a(n)

________ feminism is concerned with achieving equal rights and opportunities for women.

Seeking: Finding Happiness in Relationships in a Complex World

Understanding: Learning About Intimate Behavior

Involvement: Dating, Pairing, Courtship

Love: the Many Faces

Communication: Realizing Effective Intimacy

Sexuality: Interpersonal Sexuality, Sexual Values, and Behaviors

Marriage: The Ultimate Commitment

Variations: Nonmarital Families and Households

Reproduction: Decisions About Having or Not Having Children

Children, Families, and Generations

Work: Economics, Jobs, and Balancing Family Demands

Crises: Managing Stress, Disaster, Violence, and Abuse

Uncoupling: Separation and Divorce

Remarriage: Reinvented, Renewed, and Blended Families

Filters

The is an antifeminist Christian movement supporting the traditional gender role of men.

In the _ perspective, Jean Piaget and Lawrence Kohlberg believed males and females learned their gender roles at a certain age.