Chapter 6 Flashcards
Ambivalent sexism theory
chivalry toward women constitutes a type of sexism (called benevolent sexism) that often coexists alongside the negative and more commonly recognized hostile sexism.
According to Margaret Mean what people of papula New Guinea were a true matriarchal society
Chambri people
Matrilineal societies
Trace descent through mothers’ kingship line
Matrilocal is when
husbands typically live near their wives families
Dyadic power is
The power to choose intimate partners and relationships and to control the interactions and decisions that occur within those relationships
Sex ratio theory
When men outnumber women, women should hold more dyadic power
When men outnumber women there is ______ divorce rates
lower
3 ways of exerting power are
force
resource control
cultural ideologies
In the US men gain custody of children following divorce about _____ of the time
10%
Androcentrism defines what
defines men and their experiences as the universal or default for the species and treats women and their experiences as deviations from the male norm.
Ethnocentrism
Portrays dominant ethnic groups as universal and normal
Heterocentrism
Portrays heterosexual people as universal and normal
Double jeopardy hypothesis is
those who belong in two or more subordinate groups face more discrimination than individuals who belong to only one subordinate group.
Intersectionality invisibility hypothesis is
: the prediction that people with multiple subordinate identities are noticed less than those with one subordinate identity.
When testing memory for faces research shows
That the most mistakes were distinguishing if the black faces were new or old and recognition errors of black women than any other group