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the idea that men are the standard version of humankind and that women are a variant of men |
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a person (male or female) who believes that women have value and deserve to achieve equality with men |
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Began the 1st wave of women's movement
Declaration of Sentiments and resolutions was written (based of dec of indep) which asserted women's equality to men and boldly proclaimed women should gain the right to vote |
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women's right to vote (1920) |
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pivotal movement: birth control pills |
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a movement which included the notion that women could want & enjoy sex |
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2nd wave
prohibited employers from discriminating against employees or potential employees based on gender |
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Backlash against 2nd wave feminism
disowned the term "feminist"
Some believe women have achieved equality |
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discrimination or prejudice against people because of their gender |
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beliefs that men are superior to women & that women are a threat to men and society as a whole |
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beliefs about women that seem positive on the surface but on a deeper level they serve to justify the 2nd class status of women
Positive attitudes toward women who fit very traditional gender roles |
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refers to the existence of hostile and benevolent sexist beliefs in the same person |
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based on the beliefs that women have already achieved equality and that women who say otherwise are whining or trying to gain unfair advantage |
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Denial of personal discrimination |
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when women acknowledge that sexism still exists but deny experiencing it themselves |
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attitudes or beliefs that are used to maintain the status of non-dominant groups
propagated through pop culture, religious stories, mythology and symbolism |
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the belief that women need to be helped and protected by men |
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research that uses experiments where one variable is manipulated and its effects on another variable are measured |
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a prediction about the relationship between the variables |
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statistically significant |
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there is a low probability of getting this result by chance alone |
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a result that is meaningful or important |
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examines existing relationships
no variables
surveys |
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correlational co-efficient of 1 |
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as one variable increases the other increases with it |
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Freud
sex-biased theory
when young girls discover they do not have a penis they blame their mothers and this angry leads them to fall in love with their dad but they cant have their father so they marry and have a child to make up for it |
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entire group from which the sample came from |
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based on physical appearance |
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socially constructed identity that is different from but built upon sex |
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refers to people's fundamental sense of whether they are male or female |
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people with genitals that are not clearly female or male |
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XXY genotype
born with normal genital but different genetic make up |
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refers to whether people are attracted to people of the opposite sex or same sex |
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assigned sex and genetic sex do not match the person's core gender identity |
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people with gender identity disorder
either born as males and believe they are females ro vice versa |
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range of scores from an experiment |
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technique in which researchers gather all of the existing studies on a topic and then use statistical methods to determine the overall size of the relationship between variables |
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gender differences hypothesis |
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based on the notion that men and women differ on a variety of important characteristics and that these differences are statistically and clinically significant |
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gender similarities hypothesis |
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holds that women and men are quite similar and the differences that do exist are unimportant and small |
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a theory that explains how the activation of negative stereotypes about the performance of groups can negatively influence the performance of people who belong to that group |
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gender is a permanent condition |
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describes how the development of gendered behavior is influenced by environmental factors |
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social learning practice
refers to the manipulation of a behavior by the stimuli (or consequences) that follow it
subtypes include:
positive reinforcement & punishment |
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occurs when the presentation of a stimulus increases the liklihood that someone will repeat that behavior
Dressing up in heels then getting compliments..compliments increase the likelihood i will wear them again
if i do not get compliments, i might wear sweatpants next time |
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occurs whenthe presentation of a stimulus decreases the likelihood that someone will repeat a behavior
ex: if i chose to wear sweatpants to a wedding i would receive strong social disapproval and this would decrease the likelihood that i would wear sweatpants to a wedding in the future |
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Observational learning//modeling |
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happens when people acquire behaviors they have seen from other people
a daughter tries to put on make up when she sees her mother doing it |
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a mental template that is used to organize info and shape the way that people see the world |
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suggests that people begin to acquire gender relevant schema at early ages
kids use them to understand and organize info about their own gender and to shape their own identities |
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people who have elaborate gender schemas and rely on them more heavily than others
gender strongly influences how they process info, how they view the world and how they behave |
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measures the degree of feminity, masculinity or androgyny that a person exhibits
rates feminity and masculinity seperately
you can be highly feminine and highly masculine |
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children express strong preferences to play with other children of the same gender |
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culturally prescribed ideal appearance for women that emphasize extreme thinness
barbie, fashion dolls express it |
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period of dramatic hormonal, psychological and bodily change
girls (8-16)
earlier than boys
gain secondary characteristics |
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characteristics gained during puberty |
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gain body fat
hips widen
breasts enlarge
nipples darker and more pronounced
pubic and underarm hair
acne
body odor |
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first menstruation
some cultures it is celebrated
western culture is usually not |
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years following teh onset of puberty
period of pre-adulthood in wihch older kids become increasingly indepedent and sexual |
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girls become increasingly adherent to gender roles in adolescence:focusing on appearance and abandoning previously enjoyed "masculine" pursuits (sports, etc)
increased emphasis on appearance, and newfound dissatisfcation with appearance and body size
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menstrual disability hypothesis |
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basis for recommendations that women stay in bed and refrain from exerting themselves while menstruating becauwe they belived women were uvlnerable and ill during their period
used to justify keeping women out of higher education |
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groups of gender schema that are shared by many people
ex: women are shorter than men |
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guilt, body image disturbance, desire for weight loss and been linked to eating disorders |
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the treatment or perception of a person as an object rather than as an individual
as sexual objects, just body parts, devoid of personality, feelings or thoughts |
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an effect of objectification
girls and women will start to think of themsleves as objects
will view themselves from the outside in with great concern for how they appear and less concern about how they feel |
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experiencing the world inside one's own skin, in the moment, as opposed to looking at oneself as if from afar
ex: pleasure at the feeling of warm sand udner your feet; enjoyment of the flavor and texture of biting a ripe peach; senstaion of an orgasm |
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women are typically view from a male perspective
evident in mass media--films and tv
ex: camera is angled down at female
male occupies more space
female nudity is present or implied when it does not serve the plot
women's breasts displayed prominently |
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form of objectification
images focus more on male faces and women's bodies |
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occurs when two or more women engage in sexually suggestive or explicit behaviors with one another for the purpose of entertaining or pleasuring men |
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images of women in strange, contorted, and uncomfortable lookikng positions
employs vacant states
send messgaes of submissiveness, low status, and masochism |
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middle-aged and older women are simply not present in tv and film
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older men are represented as powerful, wise, and attractive |
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audio, visual or written materials that combine sex with degradation or violence (typically against women)
portrayed thru male gaze |
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socially propagated beliefs about female-male relations that make rape seem uniimportant or even acceptable
violent porn endorses it |
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refers to materials that contain nudity or consensual acts of sexuality and are designed to elicit sexual arousal
does not have negative effects on male attitudes toward women |
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women who work outside the home come home each evening to perform the majority of household chores and child care |
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when women and men are equated on factors such as level of education, quality of education, hours worked, and overall productivity women will earn less than men |
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the simple idea that the pay for a given job should be the same whether it is done by a man or a woman
problem: women are still in lower paying jobs |
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the idea that jobs with similar requirements and value should pay similarly
i.e: rating the job in terms of skill and education workload, etc. then give each job a score and each score pays a certain salary |
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nearly exclusively female and relatively low-paying jobs |
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examples of pink collar jobs |
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teaching
secretarial work
waiting tables
nursing
hosuekeeping |
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occupationally segregated |
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when the workforce within an occupation is compromised of at least 70% of people from one gender |
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women with children earn less than women without children even when equated on factors such as education |
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a problem faced by women who aspire to move up within companies but who find that they are unable to progress past a certain level |
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tendency for women to become stagnated in the lowest paying jobs
poor women are often stuck in low-paying jbos and have no opportunities or resources to assist them in moving upward |
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people similar to oneself who are successful and visible in a given area
they allow people to picture themselves in positions they might not otherwise consider |
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established people who are active in helping less established people achieve their goals
reltaionships with mentors are associated with:
increased job satisfaction
likelihood of staying in a job
mentors introduce their protegees to informal social networks embedded in the workplace |
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refers to situations in which men engage in unwanted sexual behaviors and make it clear that the women's employment is contingent upon enduring such behavior |
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type of sexual harrassment
involve men making unwanted sexual gestures toward female employees or creating an atmosphere that is somehow threatening or offesive to women
commenting on female bodies
presence of porn |
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values women as important and worthwhile human being
recognizes the need for social change if women are to lead secure and satisfying live
generally:: women are valuable and that social change to benefit women is needed |
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emphasizes that there are many kinds of divisions between groups of people that can lead to oppression
differential treatment according to one's sex, race or social class reinforces each other so poor woman of color is triply wrong |
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woman of color feminism//womanism |
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began with criticism of the white women's movement..see men of color as brothers who suffer the effects of racism just as women of color do |
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emphasizes male control and domination of women throughout history
sees the control of women by men as the first and most fundamental form of oppression |
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it relies on deeply held American beliefs about equality
believes that woman are entitled to full legal and social equality with men and who favors chagnes in laws, customs, and values to achieve equality |
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emphasizes differences between women and men
stresses that qualities characteristic of women have been devalued and should be honored and respected in society |
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focuses on how prejudice and discrimination against women are related across cultures and how they are connected to neocolonialism and global capitalism |
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women and men performing tasks that are done more by one gender |
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attitudes, values and beliefs that serve to justify hierarchial social practices
many emphasize that women are fundamentally different for men |
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negative attitudes and bliefs about lesbian gay and bisexual ppl |
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people tend to perceive their own social group more positively than other groups |
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outgroup homogeneity effect |
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characterize outgroup members as being all alike and having similar quallities |
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low status groups being seen as needing to be guided and taken care of for their own good by the dominant group |
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high status groups having grudging acknowledgement of their competence along with dislike |
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acting out a self in response to the expectations of others |
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gender can do this
expectations can make the expected events come true |
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men do this more
active attempts to end the other speakers turn and take over the conversation |
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high status people look at their subordinates while speaking to them but then tend to look away when it is the subordinates turn to talk |
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danmed if you do...damned if you dont
subordinates endure this:: act dominant and get criticized..act as good subordinate and get criticized |
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ascribing one's self the traits, behaviors and roles normal for people of their sex |
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social dominance orientation (SDO) |
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measure of how much an individual supports the domination of so-called inferior groups by superior groups |
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