Module 1 Flashcards

1
Q

There are two primary
factors that shape the
behavior of human groups:

A

Environment and History

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2
Q

refers to the socially constructed roles,
behaviors, activities, and attributes that given society considers appropriate for men and women.

A

Gender

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3
Q

refers to the biological characteristic
of humans such as male or female

A

Sexuality

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4
Q

A person with this gender is inclined to be sexually attracted to a person of the opposite

A

Heterosexual

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5
Q

A person that is
sexually attracted to a person of the same sex.

A

Homosexual

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6
Q

A male who is
romantically and
sexually attracted to
another male.

A

Gay

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7
Q

A female who
is romantically and
sexually attracted to
another female.

A

Lesbian

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8
Q

individuals who are
attracted to both sexes.

A

Bisexual

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9
Q

Individuals who are
incapable of being attracted to any

A

Asexual

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10
Q

Individuals who are
attracted to multiple types of gender identity

A

Polysexual

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11
Q

Individuals who can
accommodate any types of gender

A

Pansexual

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12
Q

SOGIE

A

Sexual Orientation, gender identity, and gender expression

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13
Q

refers to a person’s biological orientation, which can be a female or male and intersex

A

Sexual Orientation

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14
Q

individuals internal concept of self that may be related to a feminine, masculine
neither, or both without strict relation to the physical characteristics that a
person has.

A

Asexual Gender Identity

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15
Q

how individual
chooses present himself or herself in a
society.

A

Gender Expression

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16
Q

_____________a paleolithic artwork depicting the
supernatural ability of religious
practitioner to become half-man and half- animal.

A

“The Sorcerer of Les Gabillou”

17
Q

________ is a mirror of the
society that affiliates with.

A

Religion

18
Q

believing that we have only one
god.

A

Monotheistic

19
Q

believing that we have multiple gods

A

Polytheistic

20
Q

_______________ refers to the set of attitudes and practices that an individual adheres to in relation to the political systems
and actors within his or her society

A

Political identity as a social category

21
Q

Great Britain fragmented three-
class system:

A

Upper Class; Middle Class; and
Working Class

22
Q

__________ - is identity that is tried of being part
of a nation or country - “a group of people who share the same history traditions and Language”

A

Nationality

23
Q

_________ - those are smaller cultural groups that share social environments, traditions, and histories that may not be necessarily described by a mainstream society.

A

Ethnic Groups

24
Q

A perspective that promotes an individual’s culture as the most efficient and superior;
hence, the individual who exhibits ethnocentrism feels that his her culture is
the most appropriate as compared with
other cultures.

A

Ethnocentrism

25
Q

When faced with a plurality of culture, you may adapt the conceptual tool known as
_________, which promotes the perspective that cultures must be
understood in the context of their locality.

A

Cultural Relativism