gender differences

Question 1

socialisation theoriest

Answer 1

miller and hoffman

Question 2

how are girls socialised

Answer 2

gender socialisation means that women are taught to be more submissive passive and obedient, and more involved with feelings and cooperation

Question 3

socialisation- bedroom culture

Answer 3

girls are encouraged to be socialisation into the bedroom culture meaning they stay at home and remain obedient to their parents. qualities that are valued by religion as followers are expected to remain obedient to the church teaching.

Question 4

AO3 socialisation

Answer 4

postmodernists- outdated view, bedroom culture may no longer be relevant as society has changed. women are now more independent and active no longer passive

Question 5

nurturing and motherhood theoriest

Answer 5

bruce

Question 6

nurturing and motherhood explanation

Answer 6

women’s socialisation into the expressive role along with their child rearing experience makes them less confrontation and more understanding
this would explain their involvement in traditional religions as well as new age movements

Question 7

nurturing and motherhood- halman and draulans

Answer 7

they say that these roles give women a greater focus on the family as women are more likely to take charge of their child’s moral development and use religion to do this

Question 8

AO3- nurturing and motherhood

Answer 8

neo conventional family becoming more popular and shared conjical roles
women are breaking through the glass ceiling

Question 9

closer to ultimate questions theoriest

Answer 9

davie

Question 10

closer to ultimate questions explanation

Answer 10

women are more exposed to situations when they are closer to ultimate questions through child rearing as well as being part of caring jobs like nursing. women also tend to be the main carer for old people. they turn to religion to seek these answers for ultimate questions

Question 11

AO3 closer to ultimate questions

Answer 11

people are more likely to turn to science rather than religion due to secularisation as science has a more rational way of thinking

Question 12

life expectancy explanation

Answer 12

women live longer than men and are more likely to live alone once their husband has died. thy then turn to the church for support and comfort

Question 13

AO3 life expectancy

Answer 13

belonging without believeing- women may be going church for the social element rather than the religious element

Question 14

compensation for deprivation theorist

Answer 14

glock and stark

Question 15

compensation for deprivation explanation

Answer 15

women may take part in religion more because of the compensators it offers them and the fact it makes up for what they r missing

Question 16

organismic deprivation

Answer 16

women are more likely to suffer from ill health so turn to religion as meaning of healing eg prayers

Question 17

ethical deprivation

Answer 17

women more likely to be morally conservative and belief that the world is in moral decline. this is a reason why they likely to join sects as they hold this whole rejecting view

Question 18

social deprivation

Answer 18

women are more likely to be poor. sects are more likely to be women as they attract poorer women

Question 19

AO3 compensator for deprivation

Answer 19

CPOW- not as socially deprived as they are breaking through the glass ceiling