__________ refers to how we are taught the norms associated with being male or female in a particular culture
A. Gender socialization
B. Infibulation
C. Open curriculum
D. Gender profiling
Answer: A
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Caregivers were found to experience role conflict centered on care receiver relationships
with others. They experienced role conflict related to: A care receivers not participating socially with other family members and friends, and also when they did have a lot of social contact with family members and friends. B they rationalized that more contact with families and friends indicated the care receiver did not need so much help, and was better off than the caregiver. C they rationalized that less contact with families and friends indicated that the care receiver would focus more expectations on the caregiver. D all of the above
The terms that do not imply value judgments about some parts of the world while splitting it up into conceptual groups are
a. First, Second, and Third Worlds. b. Most Industrialized, Industrializing, and Least Industrialized. c. Best, Better, and Worst. d. Developed, Developing, and Primitive.
Men have traditionally used rape and the threat of rape to control women. For example, rape deters women from going out late at night and may cause women to avoid job opportunities. Which perspective draws attention to rape as a means of social control?
A. conflict B. dramaturgy C. masochism thesis D. structural-functionalist
Which of the following is characteristic of organized sports as an agent of socialization?
A. presumed to "build character" and to contribute to hard work and competitiveness B. decreased academic performance relative to nonparticipants C. higher rates of teen sexual activity and pregnancy among girls D. less likely to hold negative attitudes about homosexuality among boys