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Use an example of a back-and-forth interaction between two individuals to distinguish among (a) gender policing, (b) giving accounts for breaking gender rules, (c) resisting gender policing, and (d) anticipatory gender self-policing. Clearly label each piece of the interaction you describe (real or imaginary) with the appropriate term for what their words/actions represent.
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Which of the following statements is TRUE of gender policing?
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If men and women aren't naturally opposite, then why do they act so differently so much of the time?
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Why are guys who dress up like women at Halloween unlikely to be victims of hate crimes?
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Which of the following best conveys the meaning of the phrase gender rules?
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A woman who doesn't do femininity finds her gender identity constantly questioned by suspicious clerks. Why is that?
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