Unit 3 challenge 3

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Unit 3- Challenge 3.2 Gender and Sexuality Gender identity refers to __________. a.) how a person feels and connects with their own gender b.) how a person feels about another person's gender c.) the secondary sex characteristics of a person d.) the physiology that a person is born with a.) Correct. Gender identity refers to the way a person thinks of their own gender. What role do peer groups play in the gender socialization of individuals? a.) Peer groups often reinforce normative gender roles by requiring conformity as the price of inclusion. b.) Peer groups are the first and most significant agents of gender socialization for individuals. c.) Peer groups are powerful agents of gender socialization, but only during adulthood.
d.) In peer groups, individuals often feel free to experiment with nontraditional gender roles. a.) Correct. Peer groups play an important role in gender socialization. Approved behavior is met with positive forms of reinforcement, and negative reinforcement is turned on behaviors that are disliked. As a result, peer groups often reinforce normative gender roles. In the 1970s, feminist theory highlighted the fact that "the personal is political." What was the implication of this insight? a.) All personal crises or challenges should be compared with the larger, more systemic issues and prioritized accordingly. b.) Like men, women should be encouraged to experience greater duality in power relationships in the public and domestic spheres. c.) The most integral experiences of a woman's life should be valued but not considered as political or social issues. d.) The best way to remedy personal crises or challenges is to address them collectively as a society. d.) Correct. "The personal is political" implies that the challenges of women's everyday experiences are symptoms of larger issues within society and that these challenges should be solved socially.
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