ENUM LESSON 3

Question 1

Example of Social Identity

Answer 1

• Age
• Race
• Ethnicity
• Social Class
• Gender
• Nationality
• (Dis)ability
• Sexual Orientation
• Religion

Question 2

Concept of Gender Includes (5) Important Elements:

Answer 2

• Relational
• Hierarchical
• Historical
• Contextual
• Institutional

Question 3

Three Sexual Orientation

Answer 3

• Homosexual
• Heterosexual
• Bisexual

Question 4

Sociology of Gender

Answer 4

Masculinity and Femininity

Question 5

Forms of Sexual Orientation

Answer 5

Heterosexual
Bisexual
Homosexual
Pansexual
Asexual

Question 6

Gender Expression

Answer 6

Masculine
Feminine
Gender Neutral
Androgynous

Question 7

Major Agents of Gender Socialization

Answer 7

• Parents/Family
• Teachers/School
• Peers
• Media
• Church/Religion

Question 8

Gender profiling: Common stereotypes of men and women

Answer 8

• Men are strong and do all the work
• Men are the “backbone”
• Women aren’t as smart as a man
• Women can’t do as good of a job as a man
• Girls are not good at sports
• Guys are messy and unclean
• Men who spend too much time on the computer or read are geeks.

Question 9

Cultures: stereotype

Answer 9

• All Arabs and Muslims are terrorists
• All people who live in the city are more liberated
• Italian or French people are the best lovers
• All informal settlers are poor
• All jews are greedy
• All Asians are good at math.
• All asians like to eat rice and drive slow.
• All Irish people are drunkards and eat potatoes
• All americans are generally considered to be friendly, generous, and tolerant, but also arrogant, impatient, and domineering.

Question 10

Forms of Gender Stereotype

Answer 10

• Descriptive Components - typically
• Prescriptive Components - should

Question 11

Identified Gender Inequality

Answer 11

a. Lack of Mobility
b. Freedom of Marriage
c. Discriminatory Divorce Rights
d. Citizenship
e. Custody Rights
f. Violence
g. Professional Obstacle
h. Restricted Land Ownership
i. Access to Education