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The social construction of gender Ans: From the moment you are born, significant others begin defining your gender identity. Sex Ans: The biological characteristics. Gender Ans: A social identity; the socially learned expectations and behaviors. Is embedded in social institutions. Gender socialization Ans: Men and women learn the expectations associated with their sex -Rules of gender extend to all aspects life and society. -Affects one's self-concepts, social and political attitudes, perceptions about other people, and feelings about relationships with other Page | 2 All rights reserved © 2025/ 2026 | -Even those who challenge traditional gender specific behavior, find themselves complying with them. Gender identity Ans: Is basic to out self-concept and shapes our expectations for ourselves, our abilities and interests, and how we interact with others. Family Ans: Helps us establish our initial gender identity via approval or disapproval of our behavior. Peers Ans: Relationships shape children's patterns of social interactions. Schools Ans: Strongly influence gender socialization. Religion Ans: Significant source of gender socialization. Page | 3 All rights reserved © 2025/ 2026 | Media Ans: Negatively and positively influence gender role behavior and gender identity.

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Sociology 1301 Questions and Correct
Answers/ Latest Update / Already Graded
The social construction of gender

Ans: From the moment you are born, significant others begin
defining your gender identity.


Sex

Ans: The biological characteristics.


Gender

Ans: A social identity; the socially learned expectations and
behaviors.
Is embedded in social institutions.


Gender socialization

Ans: Men and women learn the expectations associated with
their sex
-Rules of gender extend to all aspects life and society.
-Affects one's self-concepts, social and political attitudes,
perceptions about other people, and feelings about
relationships with other


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-Even those who challenge traditional gender specific behavior,
find themselves complying with them.


Gender identity

Ans: Is basic to out self-concept and shapes our expectations
for ourselves, our abilities and interests, and how we interact
with others.


Family

Ans: Helps us establish our initial gender identity via approval
or disapproval of our behavior.


Peers

Ans: Relationships shape children's patterns of social
interactions.


Schools

Ans: Strongly influence gender socialization.


Religion

Ans: Significant source of gender socialization.

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Media

Ans: Negatively and positively influence gender role behavior
and gender identity.


Gendered institutions

Ans: a term used to describe the differential treatment men
and women common in the workplace, places of worship,
hospitals, sports, schools, and other institutions.


Race/gender analysis

Ans: -Good way to analyse is to examine the "matrix of
domination" and learn to "think relationally" as well as
"comparatively"
-Key element is intersections of experiences
-Concept of "class": group's relative access to social and
economic resources.
-Hetero-sexism is upheld by the legal privileging of
heterosexual marriage, and by "phallocentric" thinking that
assumes women's sexuality is defined primarily in relation to
phallic intercourse.




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