Gender Socialization and Gender Stereotypes

Question 1

boys and girls are expected to behave in a way that I acceptable in society.
-those who d not agree to gender-fixed
patterns are prejudiced and ostracized
by members
-Gender is interactional, rather than
individual

Answer 1

Socialization

Question 2

Facets associated with gender roles and socialization

Answer 2

• Family
• School
• Labor
• Government
• Language

Question 3

is the time when they start to explore gender
identity and sexuality comprehensively

Answer 3

Adolescence

Question 4

is a widely held, simpliefied, and
essentialist belief about a specific group.

Answer 4

stereotype

Question 5

FOUR BASIC KINDS
OF STEREOTYPES

Answer 5

• Personality Traits
• Domestic Behaviors
• Occupations
• Physical Appearance

Question 6

expected to be accommodating and emotional, expected to do the household chores, expected to be a teacher, nurse, etc. and expected to be thin and graceful.

Answer 6

Women

Question 7

expected to be aggressive and self confident, expected to take the finance and be the provider, expected to be a doctor, pilot, fireman, engineer etc. and expected to be muscular and tall.

Answer 7

Men

Question 8

are dangerous because they can cause
a person to be disoriented in perception. when individuals don’t conform to our gender stereotypes, the result can lead to discrimination and unequal, or create unequal and unfair treatment.

Answer 8

Gender stereotypes