
Masculinities
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • Ungraded
How would you describe your current thinking about "Masculinities?"
In the Alberta Men's Network - Starting Conversations guide, they discuss three developmental stages, identified by the Alberta Men’s Network team. These include three categories of perspectives related to current interpretations of masculinity:
1)Unconscious Acceptance
2) Conscious Acceptance
3) Conscious Re-Envisioning
Each category representing a different way of understanding masculinity. It is important to note that people can adhere to more than one category and that personal growth is fluid and incremental (p. 4)
“I haven't thought about it much....hegemonic masculinity & toxic masculinity is just normal masculinity”
“boys will be boys"
" I know where I stand....hegemonic masculinity or toxic masculinity is both a normal and correct kind of masculinity"
"boys will be boys"
"Get off my back"
"I've been giving this some thought...Hegemonic masculinity’ and ‘toxic masculinity’ should not be normal”
"I need to examine how I view masculinities"
2.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • Ungraded
How would you describe your previous thinking about "Masculinities?"
Ie) Before this course
“I haven't thought about it much....hegemonic masculinity & toxic masculinity is just normal masculinity”
“boys will be boys"
" I know where I stand....hegemonic masculinity or toxic masculinity is both a normal and correct kind of masculinity"
"boys will be boys"
"Get off my back"
"I've been giving this some thought...Hegemonic masculinity’ and ‘toxic masculinity’ should not be normal”
"I need to examine how I view masculinities"
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OPEN ENDED QUESTION
3 mins • 1 pt
What do you think are three barriers for Men’s well-being and healthy relationships?
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What do you think are three enablers for Men’s well-being and healthy relationships?
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