Week 10 example #85203

The study of gender is basically the study of how two spheres shape eachother.What are the two spheres?

Gender structures social relationships between people unequally. This statement would be supported by which group?

Hegemonic masculinity can best be described as

Although a binary sex system imposes order in the world and helps us make sense of a complicated mass of populations, it also...

Which theory might argue that it is beneficial for society as a whole wen men and women stick to their normal roles?

According to Robert Merton, middle range theories are useful because they

When token men enter feminized jobs, they enjoy a quicker rise to leadership positions. This is referred to as:

Similar to hegemonic masculinity, social problems that exist within a dominant group in a society tend to be:

The basic idea behind feminism is that men and women should be:

What term refers to desire, sexual preference, sexual identity, and behavior?

What argument do Reskin and Roos use to support the reason women end up in lower paid jobs?

According to Judith Lorber, differences between the sexes are not easy to explain because gender isn't natural but rather:

Under the sex/gender system, men universally perform the kind of tasks that:

Alfred Kinsey's 1948 study "Sexual Behavior in the Human Male" is important because:

What did Parsons call the theory that states the nuclear family is the ideal arrangement in modern society because it fulfills the function of reproducing workers?

If we apply our sociological imaginations to sex, gender, and sexuality, we might argue that:

What did Elizabeth Grosz say about the relationship between sex and gender?

While the notion of sex refers to biological differences, the concept of gender refers to:

Term referring to invisible barriers women face when they enter more prestigious corporate worlds:

Which female group was left out of the early liberal feminism stating gender intersects with race, class, nationality, and religion?

Which theoretical perspective assumed that every society had certain structures that existed to fulfill some set of necessary functions?