Gender Roles

The younger members are concerned with sharing household chores, making progress at school and in their career. This is an important role befitting (a)   roles in the family.

Traditional role and non-traditional role The mother often has part time work outside the home; main responsibility still home and children, equal head of household. Write the type of role this description best represents.

(a)  

Male or Female

Traditionally, the (a)   is the protector.

In the modern family, the mother shares house chores, discipline of children and economic responsibilities with her husband. This best describes the (a)   family roles.

Gender specific, Male and female role model is unique to (a)   expected; children are expected to replicate the behaviour modeled by the parents matching their gender.

The son replicates the father's behaviour; learning to secure the home and doing the yard chores. This is a behaviour associated with (a)   family roles.

Traditional role and non-traditional role Some of the changing roles of family members include fathers sharing the responsibility of doing chores in the home and helping children with their homework. These are (a)   roles.

In many cultures, the expectation for men to be the primary breadwinners and women to be homemakers is an example of what kind of gender role?

• Traditional

• Non-traditional

• Modern

• Egalitarian

Which of the following is a characteristic of non-traditional gender roles?

• Men and women sharing household responsibilities equally

• Men working outside while women stay at home

• Women being solely responsible for child-rearing

• Men being the primary decision-makers

The concept of 'gender roles' primarily refers to:

• Biological differences between men and women

• Social and cultural expectations of behavior based on gender

• Legal rights of men and women

• Economic status of men and women