Gender Socialization Review

Making male and female versions of the same products allows companies to....?

• Sell more of one type than another

• Sell more of both types

• Give consumers cheaper prices

Classification of people as male or female based on biological characteristics

• sex
• biological determinism
• gender identity
• gender socialization

Sense of being male or female based on learned cultural values.

• sex
• biological determinism
• gender identity
• gender socialization

Principle that behavior differences are the result of inherited physical characteristics

• sex
• biological determinism
• gender identity
• gender socialization

Social process of learning how to act as a boy or girl

• sex
• biological determinism
• gender identity
• gender socialization

An unwritten barrier to further promotion or progression for a member of a specific demographic group.

• pink-collar worker
• occupational sex segregation
• gender pay gap
• glass ceiling

A worker who performs work in the service sector that is considered to be stereotypical female.

• pink-collar worker
• occupational sex segregation
• gender pay gap
• glass ceiling

Anthropologist who studied the impact of culture on gender roles in Papua New Guinea. 

• Margret Mead
• Howard Zinn
• C. Wright Mills 

In her research Margret Mead identified that gender roles were very dependent upon cultural influences. 

• True 
• False 

In societies with high levels of gender equality the advantage for boys in math tends to disappear. 

• True 
• False