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19 Cards in this Set
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study of human social relationship |
SOCIOLOGY |
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DEVELOPMENT OF ONESELF — the genetic makeup of individual influences his or her development |
BIOLOGICAL |
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DEVELOPMENT OF ONESELF— part of who we are is shape or develops through social interaction. |
SOCIAL |
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understanding how human action and consciousness |
SOCIOLOGY |
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process of learning one's culture and how to live within it. |
SOCIALIZATION |
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develop our personalities |
SOCIALIZATION |
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how people understand their sense of selves |
SOCIALIZATION |
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lifelong process |
SOCIALIZATION |
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involves social norms, attitudes, and activities that society deems more appropriate for one sex over another. |
GENDER |
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study of how societies influence understanding and differences between masculinity and feminity. |
SOCIOLOGY OF GENDER |
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means how we're expected to act, speak, dress, groom, and conduct ourselves based upon our assigned sex. |
GENDER ROLES |
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defines and judge practices according to one's own culture. |
ethnocentric basis of sex categories |
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gender is socially constructed. |
SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION OF GENDER |
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socially acceptable ways of acting out gender. |
GENDER NORMS |
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learned from birth through childhood socialization. |
GENDER NORMS |
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it is widely accepted judgement or bias about a person or group. |
GENDER STEREOTYPE |
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unequal and unfair treatment. |
GENDER STEREOTYPE |
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prejudice or discrimination based on a person's sex or gender. |
SEXISM |
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GENDER STEREOTYPES (4) |
P ERSONALITY TRAITS D OMESTIC BEHAVIORS O CCUPATIONS P HYSICAL APPEARANCE |
