Representation in Media

Question 1

What does DAST stand for?

Answer 1

Draw A Scientists Test

Question 2

When did DAST begin?

Answer 2

1957

Question 3

Mead and Mertraux said that student essays mostly described

Answer 3

male scientists

Question 4

DAST focussed on what in the 1980’s?

Answer 4

Drawings

Question 5

Chambers, 1983 reported that how many out of 4000 student drew female scientists?

Answer 5

28

Question 6

How many out of 1600 drew persons of colour?

Answer 6

20

Question 7

Cognitive structures stored in memory that organize gender-related knowledge, beliefs, attitudes and preferences are…

Answer 7

Gender Schemas

Question 8

Peer Review is the concept of

Answer 8

taking new research and getting feedback from other experts in the field

Question 9

How long has peer review existed?

Answer 9

over 300 years

Question 10

Where did peer review begin?

Answer 10

In the Royal Society in London

Question 11

3 types of peer review

Answer 11

1. Single Blind Review
2. Double Blind Review
3. Open Review

Question 12

Type of peer review when the names of the reviewers are hidden from the author

Answer 12

single blind review

Question 13

Type of peer review when the reviewer and the author are anonymous

Answer 13

double blind review

Question 14

Type of peer review when the reviewer and author are known to eachother

Answer 14

open review

Question 15

3 fallacies of peer review

Answer 15

1. Doesn’t mean the work is right
2. It isn’t infallible
3. Some judgment: is allowed on the part of the authors and editors

Question 16

“Both boys and girls cited television programs and films as the primary source of information for their drawings of scientists” suggests

Answer 16

That media literacy programs need to recognize and include the impacts of cultural images of gender

Question 17

Production of postmodern culture is informed by

Answer 17

the consumption of products, ideas and knowledge

Question 18

Post-modernity flips the narrative of gender in that

Answer 18

Women are not longer just consumers and men as producers, but women as consumers of male identity which is also based on consumption

Question 19

Term: the shared beliefs or models of gender that a majority of society accepts as appropriate masculinity or femininity

Answer 19

Gender Ideal

Question 20

Term: the variety of ways in which we reveal through our verbal and nonverbal demeanor that we fit in with masculine and feminine ideas

Answer 20

Gender Display

Question 21

Are gender ideals socially constructed or performative?

Answer 21

socially constructed

Question 22

Are gender displays socially constructed or performative?

Answer 22

Performative

Question 23

The Tough Guise

Answer 23

a performance in which violent masculinity is the norm

Question 24

The Tough Guide represents a backlash to

Answer 24

feminism, gay rights, racial and ethnic equality

Question 25

Men and body image concerns of building muscle, eliminating fat, hair loss and penis size are all part of what complex?

Answer 25

The Adonis Complex

Question 26

Where does the Adonis Complex come from?

Answer 26

Media: Visual representations serve as agents of masculine gender socialization