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SLCC Students Gender Study Guide 2010 |
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Home | Expectations | Soc 1010 Intro to Sociology | Soc 1020 Social Problems | Soc 2500 Social Psychology | Soc 2600 Marriage & Family | Soc 2860 Soc of Aging | Sociology of Religion | Soc 1900 -Readings | Soc 2370 Gender in America | Gender: Additional Readings | Soc 2630 Race & Ethnicity | Study Guides | Resources
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To help prepare for the Midterm and Final exams (not comprehensive- but a great start) |
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Vocabulary and concepts from the texts and readings to know: Mead and Fortune ambivalent sexism visual dominance doing gender envious prejudice hostile sexism paternalistic prejudice mortality gap gendered matrilocal residence modern sexism biogenic factors testosterone and aggression sexual standards of beauty myths that justify inequality benevolent sexism neosexism men illusion of gender neutrality women status of women Etero most violent group Xanith Hwame Alyaha 1800s Siwans Nahane Arandi Keraki !Kung Mehinaku Nadle group harmony Yanomamo non-conformity Sambia Marind-anim Mundugumor Iroquois Tchambuli multiple masculinities 1970s berdache sexual deviance Arapesh self disclosure statistical differences between the sexes Mostly for the Final: doubts whether they were still loved by their husbands child homicides Chodorow putting aside the mask 1950s E. P. Thompson girls New York Times interdependent self CAIS core gender identity Yuman Indians Lame Deer unladylike full time housewifery Agnes power; empowered mid 18th century rapists
working mothers structure of the organization marriage reasons for 2 spirits 1909 v. 19th century
Freud Turner's syndrome gender identity disorder MTF independent self Newsweek the traditional family gender socialization many American Indian tribe dihydrotesterine Klinefelter's syndrome embryonic Tannen highly involved fathers CAH American wives who work full time dihydrotesterine
sexual differentiation two spirits transgendered movement FTM # of hours worked or how much they earned female MD Rubin feeling rules
the greater the couples risk of divorce collective shaming identity is financially threatened stereotyped femininity passionately romantic friendships boundaries can be so easily breached simultaneously cooperative and competitive 'his' and 'her' divorces median duration of marriage professional wives engaged in unwanted sexual intercourse often thinking alike the presence of children adolescent children of working mothers also better fathers increase their time spent in housework full range of feelings gendered social structures |
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