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    girls a negative impact on their future because it promotes gender stereotyping, writer, Pilar Clark, and how he thinks it is so much more than just the sparkles that persuade a girl to act in a certain way after seeing the princesses and Stephanie Hanes and how she believes parents are the ones that are able to determine if these princesses actually have an impact on their child’s life.

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    Menegatos Hon 101 4 October 2017 Informative Speech It is something that we do every day and it does not discriminate against gender, sexuality, or race. What is it? It is stereotyping, a topic I am very much interested in and have done a project on in the past. I will be talking about our explicit and implicit biases as well as the pros and cons associated with stereotyping, so we can have a better understanding of this subject. Explicit bias is when we have stereotypes towards others and we are

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    Social construction affects everyone's life and plays a significant role in stereotyping men and women as opposites. The Office is a television series that shows a good example of gender inequality in social setting. Individuals of a society define masculinity and femininity as what they were taught while growing up either by their family, friends, or the media. Also, there are certain professions that we link based on the gender in our society. Doctors, engineers, police officers, and lawyers show masculinity

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    The Figueroa's Framework

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    fairness; creating equality of access by recognising inequalities and acting to address them. It is about changing the culture and structures of sport to ensure that it becomes equally accessible to all members of society, whatever their age, ability, gender, race, ethnicity, sexuality, or social economic status (Lancashire Sport, 2017). Action plans to address sport equity and access matters are often linked to Figueroa’s framework (Amezdroz, G., Dickens, S., Hosford, G., Stewart, T., Davis, D., 2010)

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    registration. It is however temporal and not permanent. Citizenship can also be double. A single person can have citizenship in two countries. National origin however cannot be shared. A person is only entitled to a single national origin. Gender stereotyping Gender stereotyping is an act of presenting or essential zed concept on attributes of the males and females and the roles that they play. Common stereotype is that females emotional while the males are rational. Other stereotype are that females should

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    Sex Differences in Mental Rotation Performance Accuracy and Speed Imbedded in human history, gender stereotypes have been strong regulators of social roles. Although gender stereotyping has not been as overt in recent years, its impact in regards to spatial knowledge is still a critical matter. Recognized as one of the factors of intelligence, spatial knowledge is crucial in the fields of mathematics, engineering, and physics (Gardner, 1983; Neuburger, Jansen, Heil, & Quaiser-Pohl, 2012; Titze, Jansen

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    Stereotypical Women

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    women and empowering men. You will be amazed by what these ads actually make you perceive as normal and what everyone thinks you should be? Advertisement in today's society is continuously using the same generic features, these generic features are gender stereotypes, male gaze and objectifying. Advertisement in today’s society can be very blunt and

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    characters Orpheus and Eurydice disprove male gender expectations, while the biblical figures of Lot and his wife affirm female gender expectations. In the story of Orpheus and Eurydice, Orpheus is the one that looks back before instructed to, and in the story of Sodom and Gommorah, Lot’s wife looks back but both actions led to extreme consequences. With gender expectations in mind, homosexuality is introduced as well.Throughout the years, it is evident that gender expectations have been disrupted, and mankind’s

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    Stereotyping is commonly underestimated in its power. The use of stereotypes is a major way in which we preconceive decisions on people just by their appearance. The Oxford Dictionary (2010) defines ‘stereotypes’ as “the widely but fixed and oversimplified image or an idea of a particular type of a person or a thing”. The dictionary of Cambridge (2012) also adds, that this set of ideas, that people have, are frequently wrong (p.703). Psychologists Craig McGarty, Vincent Y. Yzerbyt and Russell Spears

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    Haver Stereotypes

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    have a male bodybuilder’s muscle mass to gain entry or even excel. Beyond this, women have comparable fundamental potential for a military role. For all practical purposes, women have a comparable potential to train and succeed in the military, while gender roles, stereotypes, and treatment appear to have comparable or

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