Question 1

When all but gender is equal,_________ initiated more touching.

Accepted Answer

A) men 
B) women 
C) neither 
D) both 
A) men 
B) women 
C) neither 
D) both A

Question 2

Around the world,women are _________________ to endorse benevolent sexism.

Accepted Answer

A) more likely than men 
B) just as likely as men 
C) less likely than men 
D) None of the above is correct.Endorsement depends on the country being studied. 
A) more likely than men 
B) just as likely as men 
C) less likely than men 
D) None of the above is correct.Endorsement depends on the country being studied. B

Question 3

Women who become gender-typed

Accepted Answer

A) internalize the subordination and devaluation of their social role. 
B) adopt behaviors that are a consequence of subordination. 
C) are ostracized because they do not internalize their subordinate status. 
D) a and b 
A) internalize the subordination and devaluation of their social role. 
B) adopt behaviors that are a consequence of subordination. 
C) are ostracized because they do not internalize their subordinate status. 
D) a and b D

Question 4

In most fairy tales,the heroine has fallen prey to an evil scheme and can only be saved by the arrival of her prince.These kinds of stories serve as

Accepted Answer

A) oppression. 
B) legitimizing myths. 
C) attributional biases. 
D) None of the above is correct. 
A) oppression. 
B) legitimizing myths. 
C) attributional biases. 
D) None of the above is correct.

Question 5

Discuss the implications for women living in a patriarchal society.

Accepted Answer

Living in a patriarchal society can have

Question 6

The tendency to generalize people who are members of the opposite sex and refer to them as being all alike and having similar qualities is called

Accepted Answer

A) outgroup homogeneity. 
B) the intergroup bias effect. 
C) paternalistic prejudice. 
D) None of the above is correct 
A) outgroup homogeneity. 
B) the intergroup bias effect. 
C) paternalistic prejudice. 
D) None of the above is correct

Question 7

To avoid being called names by the men working for her,Mikhala goes out of her way to appear warm and friendly.She is utilizing

Accepted Answer

A) a double bind. 
B) visual dominance. 
C) a gender management strategy. 
D) neosexism. 
A) a double bind. 
B) visual dominance. 
C) a gender management strategy. 
D) neosexism.

Question 8

________ is to ___________ as nature is to nurture.

Accepted Answer

A) Gender;sex 
B) Sex;gender 
C) Gender-typing;gender 
D) Sex-typing;sex 
A) Gender;sex 
B) Sex;gender 
C) Gender-typing;gender 
D) Sex-typing;sex

Question 9

Janelle is more interested in her career than having children.When her sister has a baby,everyone begins to ask Janelle when she will.She knows many people think her selfish and cold for putting her career first;those same people shake their heads about the lucrative career Janelle's sister gave up to have a child.Janelle is

Accepted Answer

A) in a double bind. 
B) doing gender. 
C) showing visual dominance. 
D) displaying neosexism. 
A) in a double bind. 
B) doing gender. 
C) showing visual dominance. 
D) displaying neosexism.

Question 10

Sexism involving both hostility and benevolence toward women is called ___________ sexism.

Accepted Answer

A) ambivalent 
B) hostile 
C) modern 
D) benevolent sexism 
A) ambivalent 
B) hostile 
C) modern 
D) benevolent sexism

Question 11

Give an example of a double bind involving the behavior of women interacting with other women.

Accepted Answer

A double bind is a psychological predica

Question 12

Using a story you know from mythology or fairy tale books (e.g.Cinderella,Sleeping Beauty,Snow White,Beauty and the Beast,King Arthur,etc. ),describe how it serves as a legitimizing myth.

Accepted Answer

One example of a legitimizing myth from

Question 13

When asked if they have ever personally experienced discrimination,people are less likely to acknowledge discrimination has happened to them.This is termed

Accepted Answer

A) rationalization of oppression. 
B) reaction formation. 
C) denial of personal discrimination. 
D) neosexism. 
A) rationalization of oppression. 
B) reaction formation. 
C) denial of personal discrimination. 
D) neosexism.

Question 14

found in male-female conversations

Accepted Answer

A) interruptions were equally divided between the speakers. 
B) over 95% of interruptions were by male speakers. 
C) over 75% of interruptions were by female speakers. 
D) men did not use conversation to assert their status. 
A) interruptions were equally divided between the speakers. 
B) over 95% of interruptions were by male speakers. 
C) over 75% of interruptions were by female speakers. 
D) men did not use conversation to assert their status.

Question 15

Explain both elements of ambivalent sexism,using examples.

Accepted Answer

Ambivalent sexism refers to the coexiste

Question 16

How do self-presentation and behavioral confirmation create the self-fulfilling prophecy? What research has demonstrated how the expectations of the observer and the reactions of the target person lead to the strengthening of stereotypes in both the observer and the target person?

Accepted Answer

Self-presentation and behavioral confirm

Question 17

When women attempt to assert dominance through touch,

Accepted Answer

A) they are typically perceived as more powerful than if not touching the other. 
B) their behavior may be misinterpreted as a sexual move. 
C) the touch has no effect on the other person. 
D) they are seen as low-status. 
A) they are typically perceived as more powerful than if not touching the other. 
B) their behavior may be misinterpreted as a sexual move. 
C) the touch has no effect on the other person. 
D) they are seen as low-status.

Question 18

The self-fulfilling prophecy is comprised of which of the following social mechanisms?

Accepted Answer

A) People act to confirm beliefs others have about them. 
B) People reduce behaviors others expect,but confirm the ones they themselves expect. 
C) Interaction between people elicits a reinforced behavior. 
D) People expect others to behave the way they want them to. 
A) People act to confirm beliefs others have about them. 
B) People reduce behaviors others expect,but confirm the ones they themselves expect. 
C) Interaction between people elicits a reinforced behavior. 
D) People expect others to behave the way they want them to.

Question 19

showed __________ are more likely to use imperative or command verbs when talking to __________.

Accepted Answer

A) men;women 
B) those who see themselves as higher status;those seen as lower status 
C) those who see themselves as dominant;those they see as less competent 
D) All the above are correct. 
A) men;women 
B) those who see themselves as higher status;those seen as lower status 
C) those who see themselves as dominant;those they see as less competent 
D) All the above are correct.

Question 20

The status and pay accorded to nurses,teachers,homemakers,and child-care workers is less than lawyers,physicians,and auto mechanics because

Accepted Answer

A) the formers' work requires less skill. 
B) "women's work" is devalued. 
C) the formers' work requires less time each day. 
D) a and c 
A) the formers' work requires less skill. 
B) "women's work" is devalued. 
C) the formers' work requires less time each day. 
D) a and c

When all but gender is equal,_________ initiated more touching.

Around the world,women are _________________ to endorse benevolent sexism.

Women who become gender-typed

In most fairy tales,the heroine has fallen prey to an evil scheme and can only be saved by the arrival of her prince.These kinds of stories serve as

Discuss the implications for women living in a patriarchal society.

The tendency to generalize people who are members of the opposite sex and refer to them as being all alike and having similar qualities is called

To avoid being called names by the men working for her,Mikhala goes out of her way to appear warm and friendly.She is utilizing

is to ___ as nature is to nurture.

Sexism involving both hostility and benevolence toward women is called ___________ sexism.

Give an example of a double bind involving the behavior of women interacting with other women.

Using a story you know from mythology or fairy tale books (e.g.Cinderella,Sleeping Beauty,Snow White,Beauty and the Beast,King Arthur,etc. ),describe how it serves as a legitimizing myth.

When asked if they have ever personally experienced discrimination,people are less likely to acknowledge discrimination has happened to them.This is termed

found in male-female conversations

Explain both elements of ambivalent sexism,using examples.

How do self-presentation and behavioral confirmation create the self-fulfilling prophecy? What research has demonstrated how the expectations of the observer and the reactions of the target person lead to the strengthening of stereotypes in both the observer and the target person?

When women attempt to assert dominance through touch,

The self-fulfilling prophecy is comprised of which of the following social mechanisms?

showed are more likely to use imperative or command verbs when talking to .

The status and pay accorded to nurses,teachers,homemakers,and child-care workers is less than lawyers,physicians,and auto mechanics because

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When all but gender is equal,_________ initiated more touching.

Around the world,women are _________________ to endorse benevolent sexism.

Women who become gender-typed

In most fairy tales,the heroine has fallen prey to an evil scheme and can only be saved by the arrival of her prince.These kinds of stories serve as

Discuss the implications for women living in a patriarchal society.

The tendency to generalize people who are members of the opposite sex and refer to them as being all alike and having similar qualities is called

To avoid being called names by the men working for her,Mikhala goes out of her way to appear warm and friendly.She is utilizing

________ is to ___________ as nature is to nurture.

Sexism involving both hostility and benevolence toward women is called ___________ sexism.

Give an example of a double bind involving the behavior of women interacting with other women.

Using a story you know from mythology or fairy tale books (e.g.Cinderella,Sleeping Beauty,Snow White,Beauty and the Beast,King Arthur,etc. ),describe how it serves as a legitimizing myth.

When asked if they have ever personally experienced discrimination,people are less likely to acknowledge discrimination has happened to them.This is termed

found in male-female conversations

Explain both elements of ambivalent sexism,using examples.

How do self-presentation and behavioral confirmation create the self-fulfilling prophecy? What research has demonstrated how the expectations of the observer and the reactions of the target person lead to the strengthening of stereotypes in both the observer and the target person?

When women attempt to assert dominance through touch,

The self-fulfilling prophecy is comprised of which of the following social mechanisms?

showed __________ are more likely to use imperative or command verbs when talking to __________.

The status and pay accorded to nurses,teachers,homemakers,and child-care workers is less than lawyers,physicians,and auto mechanics because

Paving the Way

Images of Women

The Meanings of Difference

Sex, Gender, and Bodies

Gendered Identities: Childhood

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

is to ___ as nature is to nurture.

showed are more likely to use imperative or command verbs when talking to .