Gender Flashcards

1
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Refers to the policies, instruments, programs, services, and actions that address the disadvantages position of women in society

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Gender equity

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2
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4 interrelated factors that development investments need to address to advance gender equality.

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  1. Access to economic resources
  2. Participation and leadership in decision making
  3. Respect for human rights of women
  4. Increased capacity to tackle gender inequalities
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3
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Means that women and men have more or less the same opportunities given them to realize their individual potentials

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Gender equality

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4
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Biases against people on the basis of gender

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Sexism

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5
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According to them, contemporary sexism is complicated

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Peter Glick and Susan Fiske

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6
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An scale that involves the argument that sexism is based on deep ambivalence toward women rather than on a uniform dislike of women.

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Ambivalent Sexism Inventory

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7
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Blatant kind of sexism based on the idea that women should be subservient to men and know their place.

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Hostile sexism

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8
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Subtler kind of sexism that argues for women’s special niceness and purity

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Benevolent sexism

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9
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A bias against people based on their race or ethnic groups

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Racism

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10
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It is a bias that is based on social class

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Classism

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11
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Refers to a bias against people with disabilities

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Ableism

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12
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This refers to a bias against anyobe who is not exclusively heterosexual

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Heterosexism

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13
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Bias based on chronological age

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Ageism

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14
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Is the principle that values women’s experience and ideas.

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Feminism

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15
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She emphasized some points in feminism

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Margaret Matlin

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16
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Men and women can be feminists

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Feminism includes men

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17
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Some may qualify as feminists even they may be reluctant to call themselves feminists.

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Feminism is not men antagonism

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18
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It encompasses a variety of ideas and perspectives, not just one feminist viewpoint

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Feminism is not just one viewpoint

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19
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Emphasizes the goal of gender equality, that is giving women and men the same rights and opportunities.

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Liberal feminism

20
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Emphasizes the positive qualities that are presumed to be stronger in women and men — such as nurturing and caretaking. Focuses on gender differences that values women

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Cultural feminism

21
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Claims that the basic cause of women’s oppression lies deep in the entire sex and gender system

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Radical Feminism

22
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It points out that the three other approaches of feminism overemphasize gender. Feminism must pay attention to other human dimensions.

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Women-of-color feminism

23
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Undervaluation or even non valuation of women’s work.

I.e Housework and child rearing are viewed as minor and natural functions

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Economic marginalization

24
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Women are generally expected to play supportive roles to men and accept a subordinate status

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Political subordination

25
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Societal perceptions and value systems ingrained an image of women as weak, dependent, subordinate, indecisive, emotional and submissive

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Gender stereotyping

26
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Aside from reproductive functions women participate in the labor force yet they are still demanded to make housework and child care their first priority

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Multiple burden

27
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Women are actual and potential victims of specific kinds of violence that are born out of the status of women in society.

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Violence against women

28
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This results to females generally posses lower levels of self-esteem and confidence compared to males

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Obstacles to personhood

29
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The philippine government first expressed its commitment to uplift women by creating anf maintaining the ________

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National Commission on the Role of Filipino Women

30
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United national declaration of International Women’s Year

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1975

31
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Decade for women

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1976-1985

32
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Signatory to the UN convention of the elimination of all kinds of discrimination against women (CEDAW) abd ratified in 1981

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1980

33
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Philippine constitution recognizes the fundamental equality of women and men before the law

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1987

34
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CAR law, equal rights to ownership of land, farm produce and representation in advisory and decision making bodies

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RA 6657

35
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Prohibition of discrimination against women in employment, training and promotion opportunities

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RA 6725

36
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Bans marriage matching for fee

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RA 6955

37
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Establishment of Day Care Center in every barangay

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RA 6972

38
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Magna Carta for public health, which allows spouses to be assigned in the same municipality

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RA 7805

39
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Amends social security law and increase maternity leave benefit of women

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RA 7392

40
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Increase the minimum wage of domestic house helpers

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RA 7655

41
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Removal of all discriminatory provisions of the civil code

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Family code 1987

42
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This concept serves as a framework for pursuing full equality and development for both Filipino women and men.

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Gender-response development

43
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An act promoting the role of women in development

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RA 7192 “Women in development and nation building act”

44
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Women shall be accorded equal access to membership in all social, civic, and recreational clubs, committees, associations, and similar organizations devoted to public service

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c. Equal membership in clubs

45
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Women of legal ag, regardless of civil status shall have the capacity of act and enter into contracts which shall in every respect equal to that of men under similar circumstances

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c. Equal in Capacity to act