Question 1

Increased pressure to conform to gender roles is called

Accepted Answer

A) maturation intensification. 
B) gender intensification. 
C) trafficking. 
D) euphemistic role production. 
A) maturation intensification. 
B) gender intensification. 
C) trafficking. 
D) euphemistic role production. B

Question 2

Cite research evidence ethnicity and class have an effect on gender-stereotyping.What theories explain these results?

Accepted Answer

Research evidence suggests that ethnicity and class have an effect on gender-stereotyping. For example, a study published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology found that individuals from lower socioeconomic backgrounds were more likely to adhere to traditional gender stereotypes compared to those from higher socioeconomic backgrounds. Additionally, research has shown that individuals from different ethnic backgrounds may hold different beliefs and attitudes towards gender roles and stereotypes.

One theory that explains these results is social identity theory, which suggests that individuals derive a sense of identity and belonging from their social groups, such as their ethnicity and class. This theory posits that individuals may adopt and adhere to gender stereotypes as a way to maintain a sense of belonging and identity within their social groups. Additionally, intersectionality theory suggests that individuals experience multiple intersecting forms of oppression and privilege based on their social identities, such as ethnicity, class, and gender. This theory explains how individuals from different ethnic and class backgrounds may experience and perpetuate gender-stereotyping in unique ways based on their intersecting social identities.

Overall, these theories help to explain how ethnicity and class can influence gender-stereotyping, and highlight the importance of considering intersectionality when examining the impact of social identities on attitudes and beliefs about gender.

Question 3

Menstruation is associated in our society with

Accepted Answer

A) shame and disgust. 
B) a normal,natural part of life. 
C) an unacceptable topic of conversation. 
D) All the above are correct. 
A) shame and disgust. 
B) a normal,natural part of life. 
C) an unacceptable topic of conversation. 
D) All the above are correct. D

Question 4

Explain the difference between a gender label and a gender schema.

Accepted Answer

A gender label refers to the specific ca

Question 5

Once children have learned gender schema,they pay more attention to ________ models than _______ models.

Accepted Answer

A) same-gender;other-gender 
B) preschool-aged;adult 
C) gender-neutral;gender-typed 
D) None of the above is correct. 
A) same-gender;other-gender 
B) preschool-aged;adult 
C) gender-neutral;gender-typed 
D) None of the above is correct.

Question 6

Girls' dissatisfaction with how they look

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A) is worse than boys' dissatisfaction since boys gain muscle rather than fat. 
B) is linked to the rapid and normal weight gain of puberty. 
C) is worse than boys' dissatisfaction since girls are more likely to defined by their physical selves. 
D) All the above are correct. 
A) is worse than boys' dissatisfaction since boys gain muscle rather than fat. 
B) is linked to the rapid and normal weight gain of puberty. 
C) is worse than boys' dissatisfaction since girls are more likely to defined by their physical selves. 
D) All the above are correct.

Question 7

Gender schema theory suggests which of the following categories of toys is much more likely to be found in boys' than girls' rooms?

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A) vehicles 
B) blocks 
C) puzzles 
D) male dolls 
A) vehicles 
B) blocks 
C) puzzles 
D) male dolls

Question 8

In what ways might you teach a child to resist gender? Be sure to provide examples and explain why you chose them.

Accepted Answer

Teaching a child to resist gender stereo

Question 9

Which of the following is TRUE about children and gender in the US?

Accepted Answer

A) Parents are usually okay with the fact they treat daughters and sons differently. 
B) Children's gender understanding changes progressively,as they grow older. 
C) Male children are generally more valued than female children. 
D) All the above are correct. 
A) Parents are usually okay with the fact they treat daughters and sons differently. 
B) Children's gender understanding changes progressively,as they grow older. 
C) Male children are generally more valued than female children. 
D) All the above are correct.

Question 10

With gender-neutral toys,like bicycles,manufacturers

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A) are relying less and less on gender stereotypes. 
B) create two versions-a pink,flowery bike for girls and a black,heavy-duty dirt bike for boys. 
C) find a way to impose gender. 
D) b and c. 
A) are relying less and less on gender stereotypes. 
B) create two versions-a pink,flowery bike for girls and a black,heavy-duty dirt bike for boys. 
C) find a way to impose gender. 
D) b and c.

Question 11

In interactions with peers,boys,in comparison to girls,have been found to

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A) attempt to influence boys but not girls. 
B) use physical dominance more than verbal persuasion. 
C) readily accept suggestions from boy but not girl play partners. 
D) use verbal aggression against boys and girls equally,to get their way. 
A) attempt to influence boys but not girls. 
B) use physical dominance more than verbal persuasion. 
C) readily accept suggestions from boy but not girl play partners. 
D) use verbal aggression against boys and girls equally,to get their way.

Question 12

Jamal's father is mowing the lawn.Jamal received a toy lawnmower for his birthday,and starts to follow his Father around the yard,"mowing." Jamil has learned through

Accepted Answer

A) speech. 
B) biology. 
C) cognition. 
D) observation. 
A) speech. 
B) biology. 
C) cognition. 
D) observation.

Question 13

study,children imitated aggressive behavior most

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A) when the adult model was rewarded. 
B) when the adult model was punished. 
C) when no specific consequences followed. 
D) None of the above is correct. 
A) when the adult model was rewarded. 
B) when the adult model was punished. 
C) when no specific consequences followed. 
D) None of the above is correct.

Question 14

Hostile acts attempting to damage another person's relationships or social standing are called

Accepted Answer

A) hostile aggression. 
B) scapegoat aggression. 
C) segregational aggression. 
D) relational aggression. 
A) hostile aggression. 
B) scapegoat aggression. 
C) segregational aggression. 
D) relational aggression.

Question 15

Describe the ways children themselves maintain boundaries and uphold segregation between the sexes.

Accepted Answer

Children maintain boundaries and uphold

Question 16

_______________ lead/s to selective attention and selective memory.

Accepted Answer

A) Gender constancy 
B) Gender schemas 
C) Imitation 
D) Relational aggression 
A) Gender constancy 
B) Gender schemas 
C) Imitation 
D) Relational aggression

Question 17

Evidence of how taboo the subject of menstruation is evident around the world in the creative use of

Accepted Answer

A) gerunds. 
B) glottal stops. 
C) euphemisms. 
D) metonymy. 
A) gerunds. 
B) glottal stops. 
C) euphemisms. 
D) metonymy.

Question 18

In addition to learning through reinforcement,people learn through

Accepted Answer

A) imitation. 
B) talking. 
C) logic. 
D) All the above are correct. 
A) imitation. 
B) talking. 
C) logic. 
D) All the above are correct.

Question 19

Which of the following statements about the development of gender is INCORRECT?

Accepted Answer

A) Male children are more valued than female children even in our own society. 
B) Pressure for conformity to gender roles occurs earlier for boys than girls 
C) Parents are aware of the extent they treat their sons and daughters differently. 
D) Children actively participate in gender socialization. 
A) Male children are more valued than female children even in our own society. 
B) Pressure for conformity to gender roles occurs earlier for boys than girls 
C) Parents are aware of the extent they treat their sons and daughters differently. 
D) Children actively participate in gender socialization.

Question 20

Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of being a "tomboy."

Accepted Answer

Being a "tomboy" can have both advantage

Increased pressure to conform to gender roles is called

Cite research evidence ethnicity and class have an effect on gender-stereotyping.What theories explain these results?

Menstruation is associated in our society with

Explain the difference between a gender label and a gender schema.

Once children have learned gender schema,they pay more attention to __ models than _ models.

Girls' dissatisfaction with how they look

Gender schema theory suggests which of the following categories of toys is much more likely to be found in boys' than girls' rooms?

In what ways might you teach a child to resist gender? Be sure to provide examples and explain why you chose them.

Which of the following is TRUE about children and gender in the US?

With gender-neutral toys,like bicycles,manufacturers

In interactions with peers,boys,in comparison to girls,have been found to

Jamal's father is mowing the lawn.Jamal received a toy lawnmower for his birthday,and starts to follow his Father around the yard,"mowing." Jamil has learned through

study,children imitated aggressive behavior most

Hostile acts attempting to damage another person's relationships or social standing are called

Describe the ways children themselves maintain boundaries and uphold segregation between the sexes.

_______________ lead/s to selective attention and selective memory.

Evidence of how taboo the subject of menstruation is evident around the world in the creative use of

In addition to learning through reinforcement,people learn through

Which of the following statements about the development of gender is INCORRECT?

Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of being a "tomboy."

Paving the Way

Gender, Status, and Power

Images of Women

The Meanings of Difference

Sex, Gender, and Bodies

Sex, Love, and Romance

Commitments: Women and Close Relationships

Mothering

Work and Achievement

The Second Half: Midlife and Aging

Violence Against Women

Psychological Disorders, Therapy, and Womens Well-Being

Making a Difference: Toward

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Exam 6: Gendered Identities: Childhood

Increased pressure to conform to gender roles is called

Cite research evidence ethnicity and class have an effect on gender-stereotyping.What theories explain these results?

Menstruation is associated in our society with

Explain the difference between a gender label and a gender schema.

Once children have learned gender schema,they pay more attention to ________ models than _______ models.

Girls' dissatisfaction with how they look

Gender schema theory suggests which of the following categories of toys is much more likely to be found in boys' than girls' rooms?

In what ways might you teach a child to resist gender? Be sure to provide examples and explain why you chose them.

Which of the following is TRUE about children and gender in the US?

With gender-neutral toys,like bicycles,manufacturers

In interactions with peers,boys,in comparison to girls,have been found to

Jamal's father is mowing the lawn.Jamal received a toy lawnmower for his birthday,and starts to follow his Father around the yard,"mowing." Jamil has learned through

study,children imitated aggressive behavior most

Hostile acts attempting to damage another person's relationships or social standing are called

Describe the ways children themselves maintain boundaries and uphold segregation between the sexes.

_______________ lead/s to selective attention and selective memory.

Evidence of how taboo the subject of menstruation is evident around the world in the creative use of

In addition to learning through reinforcement,people learn through

Which of the following statements about the development of gender is INCORRECT?

Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of being a "tomboy."

Paving the Way

Gender, Status, and Power

Images of Women

The Meanings of Difference

Sex, Gender, and Bodies

Sex, Love, and Romance

Commitments: Women and Close Relationships

Mothering

Work and Achievement

The Second Half: Midlife and Aging

Violence Against Women

Psychological Disorders, Therapy, and Womens Well-Being

Making a Difference: Toward

Filters

Once children have learned gender schema,they pay more attention to __ models than _ models.