Chapter 10 Flashcards

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Is the creation of age categories in a society and the attachment of certain rights, expectations and duties to each.

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Age Grading

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Is a structural system of inequality in which different age groups are ranked in a hierarchy based on status value.

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Age Stratification

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3
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Is prejudice and discrimination directed against people based on age.

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Ageism

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4
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Are the arenas in which socialization occurs. Those agents include the family, peers, the educational system, the media, the workplace, religion and the military.

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Agents of Socialization

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5
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States that disadvantages experienced in youth accumulate and lead to greater inequality in later life.

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Cumulative Disadvantage Theory

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Is a broad perspective that advocates for equality between men and women.

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Feminism

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Is the socially and culturally constructed differences between males and females that are found in the meanings, beliefs and practices associated with masculinity and femininity.

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Gender

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Refers to the differences between men’s and women’s earnings, controlling for full-time employment.

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Gender Pay Gap

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Is men’s and women’s unequal access to property, prestige and power.

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Gender Stratification

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Is an institution constructed by gender relations, and its structure and values reflect conceptions of masculinity and femininity.

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Gendered Institution

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Describes what happens when women are blocked from upward mobility in their chosen field.

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Glass Ceiling

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Is the tendency for men seeking work or working in traditionally female occupations to benefit from prevailing gender ideology.

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Glass Escalator Effect

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Is a system of attitudes, bias and discrimination in favor of opposite-sex sexuality and relationships.

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Heterosexism

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14
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Is the fear and hatred of homosexuality.

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Homophobia

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15
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Is a conceptual framework that allows for the examination of
interconnections among socially constructed statuses, which can include sex, gender, sexual orientation and age.

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Intersectionality Approach

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16
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Describes babies born with genitalia that are neither clearly male nor female.

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Intersexed

17
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In which elders are resented for their age-based entitlement programs and political clout.

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New Ageism

18
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Is a structural system of inequality in which men control the major social institutions, including the family, the economy, politics and religion.

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Patriarchy

19
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Is a disadvantage or constraint attached to a social status.

20
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Is where women are concentrated in jobs that are typically low-paying and low prestige and offer limited opportunities for advancement.

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Pink Collar Ghetto

21
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Are the genitalia involved in the reproductive process.

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Primary Sex Characteristics

22
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Is an advantage or opportunity, often unearned, attached to a social status.

23
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Are the changes that occur at puberty as a result of hormonal production.

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Secondary Sex Characteristics

24
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Refers to the biological and anatomical differences between females and males.

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Refers to the concentration of men and women in different occupations.
Sex Segregation
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Is the belief that one sex and, by extension, one gender is superior to another.
Sexism
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Is the direction of sexual and emotional interest.
Sexual Orientation
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Is a socially created structural category or position in society. Each status carries with it certain rights, expectations and duties.
Social status
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Is the systematic ranking of categories of people on a scale of social worth, which affects how valued resources are distributed in a society.
Social Stratification
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Is the social value assigned to social statuses whereby some statuses are treated as more valuable or worthy than others.
Status Value
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Is a term that has emerged to recognize a diversity of possible gender identities and gender expressions.
Transgender
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Refers to people whose identity, expression, behavior and general sense of self does not conform to traditional gender expectations associated with their biological sex.
Transgender people
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Are people whose gender identity is different from their assigned sex at birth, and they seek to transition from male to female or female to male.
Transsexuals