Final section 2

Question 1

Sexuality

Answer 1

the condition of having sex, sexual activity, expression of sexual receptivity or interest especially when excessive

Question 2

Gender

Answer 2

the behavioral, cultural, or psychological traits typically associated with one sex

Question 3

Gender Roles

Answer 3

a set of social and behavioral norms that, within a specific culture, are widely considered to be socially appropriate for individuals of a specific gender

Question 4

Language Ideology

Answer 4

taken-for-granted in everyday life, tell us how people should talk, affects how we view and think about other people

Question 5

Gender Socialization

Answer 5

gender roles must be learned, not universal, differ between cultures

Question 6

Disney Stereotypes of men

Answer 6

doctors, waiters, advisors to kings, thieves, hunters, servants, detectives, and pilots; they are sometimes bad and become good

Question 7

Disney Stereotypes of women

Answer 7

almost never shown to work outside of home and are usually mothers, princesses, or daughters; when they do work, they are waitresses, nurses, nannies or housekeepers (positive characters and actions, show no character development)

Question 8

Disney Stereotypes of mothers

Answer 8

parenthood and romance do not intersect, stay at home with no hints of ethnicity, race, economics or regional variations with middle-class values

Question 9

Disney Stereotypes of fathers

Answer 9

comic characters with wider set of linguistic choices available to them

Question 10

Disney Stereotypes of lovers

Answer 10

no male romantic leads with foreign accents, only young lovers are presented, never middle aged couples with children or later stages in life

Question 11

Disney Stereotypes of AAVE speakers

Answer 11

appears in animal form rather than humanoid form, unemployed, show no purpose in life beyond making music or pleasing themselves

Question 12

Disney Stereotypes of Foreign Accents

Answer 12

British- intellectual evil genius; Swedish- fun-loving; cockney gangsters and drug dealers, Asian- intelligent but intelligible; Polish- slow to speak and thought; Jews- yiddish

Question 13

Disney Stereotypes of French Accents

Answer 13

associated with food preparation; irascible and sensual rascal

Question 14

Dinnertime Narratives

Answer 14

how we think about gender and gender roles socialized from an early age

Question 15

Stories

Answer 15

past-time narratives; linear accounts of details about their day

Question 16

Protagonist

Answer 16

main character in the story; feelings, thoughts, and actions vulnerable to evaluation

Question 17

Introducer

Answer 17

person who requests or initiates a story (mother)

Question 18

Primary Recipient

Answer 18

person for whom the story is told (father)

Question 19

Problematizer

Answer 19

challenges some element of the story (fathers challenge mother)

Question 20

Problematizee

Answer 20

target of problematization (father rarely target)

Question 21

Reports

Answer 21

happens everyday, enforced through everyday actions(?)