A) As men enter professions that were once dominated by women, "pink-collar jobs" will be considered more desirable by society.
B) Men tend to be overrepresented in jobs that require mental labor.
C) Men outnumber women in occupations that entail prestige and higher salaries.
D) Women and men are similarly represented in occupations that require a college degree.
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A) By forcing schoolchildren to wear uniforms
B) By exposing children to mass media
C) By punishing children for minor violations of gender norms on the playground
D) Through interactions between teachers and students
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A) Essentialism
B) Interactionism
C) Conflict theory
D) feminism
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A) They marginalized the concerns of women of color, lesbians, and working-class women.
B) They included too many men.
C) They focused too much on jobs and the economy.
D) They compromised too much with men's rights groups.
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A) Hormones play a much larger role in gender than is usually acknowledged.
B) Nature is the most important factor in determining gender.
C) Gender is completely social in origin, and our bodies are simply arbitrary vessels for society to guide.
D) Gender comes from an interaction between biology and social contexts.
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A) primary sex characteristics always have a stranglehold on our gender identity, determining how we will be classified and how we classify ourselves.
B) although gender is socially constructed, by our teen years our gender identity is almost set in stone.
C) society develops the gender roles that will be most useful in maintaining equilibrium.
D) some individuals' sense of self and gender identity differ from their physical sex.
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A) At birth
B) Around puberty
C) When children begin attending school
D) Before birth
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A) 75 percent
B) 80 percent
C) 60 percent
D) 85 percent
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A) The names imply that one gender is more suited for a particular job than the other.
B) The names are confusing, because more and more women are entering these professions.
C) It doesn't really matter what words are used to describe a position.
D) The names help deter men from entering into incompatible fields.
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A) The instrumental role is more valuable than the expressive role.
B) Domestic work is a highly functional adaptation that produces gender equality within a family.
C) Men have a great deal to lose if gender segregation disappears.
D) Gender inequality is mostly produced and reproduced through interaction.
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A) Language is shaped by culture, and the use of nonsexist words is a signal of social change.
B) Language shapes culture, so using gender-neutral language facilitates social change.
C) Language can change culture, but only in negative ways that increase sexism and discrimination.
D) Culture can only be transformed through material and economic change, not through any connection to language.
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A) An essentialist perspective
B) A social constructionist perspective
C) A macro perspective
D) An interactionist perspective
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