GSPS-Gender socialization_Eng

The process through which individuals learn and internalize societal values, beliefs, and behaviors. It begins in childhood and continues throughout life.

• Gender

• Gender socialization

• Socialization

• Agents of socialization

One of the agents of socialization, wherein plays a huge role in shaping public perceptions of gender roles, often by portraying stereotypical images of men and women.

• Mass media

• Family

• Workplace

• Community

One of the subtle processes, wherein parents directing children towards-specific objects and activities.

• Channeling

• Manipulation

• Verbal appellation

• Activity exposure

Answer explanation

These are the unspoken and unofficial rules, attitudes, and behaviors that students learn in school.

• Assessed curriculum

• Learned curriculum

• Taught curriculum

• Hidden curriculum

The process by which individuals learn societal gender roles.

• Socialization

• Gender

• Gender socialization

• Gender roles

It reflects and affirms stereotypes

• Stereotypes

• Peer pressure

• Gender roles

• Gender norms

It is one of the most influential forms of mass media in shaping how individuals—especially children and adolescents—learn the norms, values, and roles expected in society

• Music videos

• Computers

• Television

It is a way of evaluating whether or not a film or other work of fiction portrays women in a way that is sexist or characterized by gender stereotyping.

• Bechdel test

• Kinsley test

• Howard test

• Bechdel Transition test

Influences children's skills, interests, and future roles by limiting or guiding what they are allowed to explore.

• Manipulation

• Channeling

• Verbal appellation

• Activity exposure

One of the agents of socialization that is important in reinforcing gender roles, often through both formal and informal instruction.

• Home

• Peer

• School

• Workplace