Gender differences in socialization
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Gender differences are a product of socialization and other forms of social control. Traditional masculine vs. feminine gender role stereotypes are reinforced agents of socialization. Sexism: the prejudiced belief that one sex is superior to another. Theoretical Perspectives on Gender, Sex, & Sexuality. Functionalist perspective. Gender roles function to regulate sexual behavior and ensure …
[DOC File]Discovering Human Sexuality
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Many gender differences arise early in life. Biological Factors Influence Gender. Evolutionary forces act differently on females and males. Experiments demonstrate a role for sex hormones. Box 4.2: Biology of Sex: “Eggs at Twelve” Life Experiences Influence Gender. Gender is molded by socialization
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The gender socialization of children begins immediately, from the time they are born, and the consequences of this early socialization can be lifelong. The differences in the gender socialization of boys and girls in school significantly impacts their academic success in certain subjects and affects which subjects they choose to pursue as their ...
[DOC File]Early Gender Socialization:
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The reason for this choice was the generally accepted notion that early gender socialization is one of the issues in early childhood that affects girls in particular, and is the foundation for gender stereotypes that continue throughout the lifecycle.
[DOC File]SOCIOLOGY OF SEX AND GENDER
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of Gender at Other Ti mes, in Other Places Renzetti and Curran, Ch. 3 9 Sept 26 II Teaching Us to Know Our Respective Places Early Childhood and Gender Socialization Renzetti and Curran, Ch. 4 10 Sept 28 Early Childhood and Gender Socialization Renzetti and Curran, Ch. 4 11 Oct 3 Schools and Gender Renzetti and Curran, Ch. 5 12 Oct 5 Schools ...
[DOC File]Socialization
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Gender has a biological component to it, but then the differences widen in middle childhood because, according to GS theory, people self-categorize. When the difference is salient, that is, there are two groups to be compared to one another, for example, segregated groups of boys and girls, the differences are more pronounced.
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