What is the difference between gender as a category and gender as a process?
What will be an ideal response?
Gender as a category is a form of socially constructed political identity that considers variation in the social meaning of masculinity and femininity around the world. On the other hand, gender as a political process refers to the individual involvement in political institutions to either preserve or change gender relations, or ways in which existing social context and political institutions shape one's relative ability to preserve and/or change gender relations.
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Within-subjects designs reduces error variance by
A) controlling conditions of measurement. B) randomization. C) eliminating individual differences. D) adding more participants.
The relative poverty line can be defined as:
A. the federal government's poverty line. B. a proportion of the society's overall standard of living. C. the minimum subsistence income needed to survive without deprivation. D. three times the median family income.
Living-constitution theory, espoused by Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr., is
A) based on writings such as the Federalist Papers. B) practical and adapts to modern circumstances. C) based on the actual wording of the Constitution. D) based on the personal experiences of the Founding Fathers. E) based on the idea that judges should be elected.
What was the U.S.-European Phased Adaptive Approach (EPAA)?
What will be an ideal response?