HBSE II CH. 9 EXAM WITH CORRECT ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED
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Terms in this set (42)
Gender refers to the social and psychological characteristics
associated with being female or male. Emphasizes
social and psychological aspects of femaleness or
maleness
Gender identity a persons internal psychological self-concept of
being either male or female, or possibly some
combination of both
Gender expression concerns how we express ourselves to others in
ways related to gender that include both behavior
and personality
, Gender roles are the attitudes, behaviors, rights, and
responsibilities that society associates with being
male or being female
Gender-role socialization is the process of conveying what is considered
appropriate behavior and perspectives for males
and females in a particular culture
Sex refers to the biological distinction between being
female and being male, usually categorized on the
basis of the reproductive organs and genetic
makeup
Social Constructionist social construction is the process y which peoples
perception or reality is shaped largely by the
subjective meaning that they give to an experience.
from this perspective, little shared reality exists
beyond that which people socially create. It is,
however, this social construction of reality that
influences peoples beliefs and actions. In other
words, how people think about situations as they
interact with others becomes what is real to them.
Social Construction of gender looks at the structure of the gendered social order
as a whole and at the processes that construct and
maintain it. It assumes that traditional gender
expectations are not facts carved in stone but rather
perceptions and expectations that can be changed.
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED
ANSWERS LATEST ALREADY GRADED A+
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Match Blocks Charms NEW
Terms in this set (42)
Gender refers to the social and psychological characteristics
associated with being female or male. Emphasizes
social and psychological aspects of femaleness or
maleness
Gender identity a persons internal psychological self-concept of
being either male or female, or possibly some
combination of both
Gender expression concerns how we express ourselves to others in
ways related to gender that include both behavior
and personality
, Gender roles are the attitudes, behaviors, rights, and
responsibilities that society associates with being
male or being female
Gender-role socialization is the process of conveying what is considered
appropriate behavior and perspectives for males
and females in a particular culture
Sex refers to the biological distinction between being
female and being male, usually categorized on the
basis of the reproductive organs and genetic
makeup
Social Constructionist social construction is the process y which peoples
perception or reality is shaped largely by the
subjective meaning that they give to an experience.
from this perspective, little shared reality exists
beyond that which people socially create. It is,
however, this social construction of reality that
influences peoples beliefs and actions. In other
words, how people think about situations as they
interact with others becomes what is real to them.
Social Construction of gender looks at the structure of the gendered social order
as a whole and at the processes that construct and
maintain it. It assumes that traditional gender
expectations are not facts carved in stone but rather
perceptions and expectations that can be changed.
