exam3 Flashcards

(51 cards)

1
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personality characteristic that reflects the tendency to strive for success

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achievement motive

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2
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women must choose to be perceived as either smart or social, being mutually exclusive

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smart vs social dilemma

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3
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choice between sharing achievements and being seen as bragging or remaining silent about achievements

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silence vs bragging dilemma

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4
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intelligence is static and leads to a desire to look smart

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fixed mindset

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5
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intelligence can be developed, and leads to a desire to learn

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growth mindset

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6
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stereotypes have a negative impact on performance, increasing anxiety

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stereotype threat

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7
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we tend to take credit for success and not failure

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self-serving bias

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8
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attribution of success is seen as due to internal causes

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internal attribution

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9
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attribution of success is seen as due to external causes

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external attribution

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10
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attribution of success is due to consistent factors

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stable attribution

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11
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attribution of success is due to changing factors

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unstable attribution

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12
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women have low expectations for performance (success is inconsistent), and men have high expectations for performance (success is consistent)

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expectancy model of attributions

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13
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people perceive the world based on the language they speak

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linguistic relativity hypothesis

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14
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use of male gendered terms to refer to mixed sex groups

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generic masculine

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15
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classification system in some languages that assigns genders to nouns

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grammatical gender

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16
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physical and mental health outcomes of negative body image

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EDs, depression, anxiety, SH

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17
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you are the expert of your own body

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general philosophy of the body positivity movement

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18
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following internal sensations of hunger to gauge when to eat, what to eat, and when to stop eating

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intuitive eating

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19
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critiques of body positivity movement

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commodified, lost political roots, emphasizes appearance as a component of self worth

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20
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emphasis that everyone just is

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general philosophy of the body neutrality movement

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21
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women currently make ____ for every dollar a man makes

22
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symbolizes how far into the year women must work to earn what men did the previous year (MAR 25)

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equal pay day

23
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maternity leave is not federally funded, and daycare is expensive

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motherhood penalty

24
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beliefs about parents as workers

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mothers: lack competence
fathers: providers

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invisible barrier that keeps one from the highest level of achievement
glass ceiling
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women are promoted when a business is failing
glass cliff
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difficult to climb from lowest earning positions
sticky floor
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need for women to constantly prove themselves in the workplace
prove-it-again bias
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mothers perceived as less competent than fathers
maternal wall
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women's balancing of job expectations and gender expectations
tightrope
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women feel they must compete with each other at work
tug of war
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women in positions of power treat female subordinates worse than male subordinates
queen bee syndrome
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certain jobs are viewed as "male" or "female"
occupational segregation
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3 elements of sexual harassment at work
1. sexual contact is a term or condition of employment 2. rejection of sexual contact is used in employment decisions 3. sexual conduct interferes with work performance or environment
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exchange of sexual favor for something
quid pro quo harassment
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creation of a hostile space
hostile environment harassment
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3 levels of harassment
gender, attention, and coercion
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DARVO
deny, attack, reverse victim and offender
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the amount of work that women must do at home is equivalent to a second shift of work
second shift
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stress arises from the balance of work at career and work at home
role scarcity hypothesis
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individual is expected to perform multiple roles but lacks resources to do them
role overload
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values conflict with role expectaions
role conflict
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having more roles may be beneficial rather than detrimental
role expansion hypothesis
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impact of one role or context on another
role spillover
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household labor divided by gender
traditional divison of labor
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household labor sometimes divided by gender
transitional division of labor
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household labor divided equally
egalitarian division of labor
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benefits of marriage
better mental health, support, stability, longevity
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consequences of marriage
conflict and stress, financial strain
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benefits of being a parent
purpose, increased empathy, growth
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consequences of being a parent
sleep depravation, relationship strain, role strain