32. Gender Roles and Identities Flashcards
social constructs of the roles and characteristics which culture define male and female
gender
the average women hits 1. _______ 2 years 2. _______, lives 3. __ years longer, have 4. ___ more fat, 5. ___ less muscle, and are 6. ___ shorter than the average
- puberty
- earlier
- 5
- 70%
- 40%
- 5
women 1. ____ emotions more freely, 2. _____ fainter odors, and 3. ____ more help
- express
- smell
- offer
women are 1. ____ likely to have 2. _______ and 3. _______, and 4. ___ more likely for an eating disorder risk
- doubly
- depression
- anxiety
- 10x
males are 4x more likely for . . . (due to gender) (6)
- alcoholism
- suicide
- autism
- color-blindness
- ADHD
- antisocial adult behavior
men tend to place more importance on 1. ______ and 2. _____ and tend to strive to be socially 3. ________ (roles in society)
- power
- achievement
- dominant
leadership;
men often 1. ______ ____
women more 2. ______
- directive leaders
2. democratic
aggression;
- men are more 1. ________ aggressive
- women are more 2. _______ aggression
- physically
2. relational
rumor spreading, ostractism
relational aggression
females are more socially concerned w/ making connections, men w/ independence
social connectedness
women tend to 1. ____-____-____, using 2. _____ to explore 3. _______ whereas men use it to find 4. ______ more often
- face-to-face
- conversation
- relationships
- solutions
females are more 1. ______ about 2. _____ than 3. _____ or 4. ______ interests
- concerned
- people
- things
- personal
a set of expected behaviors for men and women
gender roles
gender roles 1. ______ by parents, but 2. ______ after age 50
- increased
2. loosened
men more 1. _______, and women are more 2. ________ over time
- empathetic
2. assertive
person’s sense of being male or female believed to be learned through social learning theory
gender identity
learning social behavior by observing and imitating and being rewarded or punished
social learning theory
some are compelled to communicate a different gender identity through behavior or appearance
gender expression