gender identity

Question 1

hakim

Question 2

ann oakley

Answer 2

gender roll socailisation(liberal feminist)
cannalisation -steering towards certin actvities based on gender
manipulation-incentivising or discouraging certain behaviour based on gender.eg praising girl for being pretty and boys for being strong 💪
verbal appilation-priness or sweetheart

Question 3

what is gender?

Answer 3

gender are the chractersistics associated with someone’s sex.gender norms and identity are developed through agents of socialisation such a the media and the family .what is defined as masculine or feminine is relative according to place(culture )and time.functionality’s seen gender as something that is normal and natural as opposed to feminists who see it as something that is constructed maintaining the patriarchy/male dominance in society

Question 4

feminity

Answer 5

feminity seen as based of of masculinity and the needs of men

Question 6

and beaujouin

Answer 6

Women especially among the middle class are increasingly focused on academic attainment and careers as opposed to motherhood /childbearing.as a result they delay getting Married and starting families in order to pursue individual aspirations.

Question 7

Cornell

Answer 7

Hegemonic/dominant masculinity

Question 8

The new man

Answer 8

Study by Cornell which refers to a middle class men becoming increasing respondent to woman and children and who believe that men and women should have an equal role in the family contributing economically and in terms of childcare/domestic labour.

Question 9

Gershung

Answer 9

Lagged adaptation-explain why women role is the family is more holistic.as they now participate in payed employment and domestic work compared to men who predominantly contribute economically.

As a result of changing attitudes taking time

Question 10

crisis of masculinity?

Question 11

lees

Answer 11

girls police each others behaviour,two ensure that their conforming to ideas surround femininity>
such as chastity