Exam 2 Flashcards

(34 cards)

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What is race?

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A collection of physical traits deemed by society to be socially significant

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What is ethnicity?

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Characteristics of groups associated with national origins, languages, and cultural and religious practicies

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What are stereotypes?

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Perceived notions about the behavior, attitude, looks, feelings and motives of a group or people

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What is prejudice?

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Negative or hostile attitude toward another group (arises out of stereotypes)

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What is discrimination?

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Unequal treatment because of their social group

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What is sex?

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Refers to biological differences

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What is gender?

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Expectations and roles that males and females are expected to fill

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What is gender identity?

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Whether a person identifies as man, woman, neither

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What is cisgender?

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One’s gender identity corresponds to biological category and heterosexual

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What is a minority group?

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A category of people with relative disadvantage in society

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What is a patriarchy?

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Society organized around male privilege and heirarchy

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What is sexualism?

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The beliefs and social relations holding men are superior to women

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What is paternalism?

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The view that women need protection and are not fully responsible for their actions

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What is chivalry?

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The reluctance to inflict harm on a woman accompanied by unwillingness to believe that women could possess criminal intent

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What is mysogyny?

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Organized, institutionalized, normalized, hostility and violence toward women

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What is misandry?

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Hatred of men

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What are gender norms?

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The rules and guidelines associated with the performance of gender

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What are gender sterotypes?

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Preconceived, generalized views about how members of a certain gender do or should behave

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What are mandatory arrest policies?

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Increased arrests for men and women

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What things resulted from mandatory arrest policies?

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Arrests of black women increased 3x that of white women
Women are 43% of all DV arrests

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What are primary aggressor laws?

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Police determine who the primary aggressor is and make an arrest

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What things resulted from primary aggressor laws?

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Police became reluctant to make any arrest
Failed to increase dual arrests
Did not decrease disparities across race and sexual orientation

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What is adultification?

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Black boys and girls are often perceived as being older than their years (school-to-prison pipeline)

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What is the common law rule?

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No divorce unless
- adultery
- abandonment
- imprisonment
- cruelty and abuse

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What is no fault divorce?
Irreconcilable differences - no need to prove fault
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What was the Obergefell v. Hodges decision?
Due process clause --> protects right to marry Equal protection clause --> gender
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What did Obergefell v. Hodges tell us?
Courts will use heightened scrutiny to evaluate issues of discriminations based on sexual orientation
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What was the Bostock v. Clayton County decision?
Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 protects employees against discrimination because of sexuality or gender identity
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What is victim blaming?
When the responsibility of the crime is shifted from the offender to the victim
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What is the just world hypothesis?
People in society get what they deserve
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What is victimology?
The study of victimization
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What is Rarity Theory?
Victims who are "ideal" (female, children, elderly), stories that are unusual, or stories tat involve more than one victim are considered newsworthy
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What is Devaluation Theory?
Portrayals of victims of crime as white in the media feeds into predicting perceptions of the exaggerated fear of victimization for whites
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What is Victim Precipitation Theory?
Some people may initiate the confrontation that eventually leads to their injury or death