GAD
問題一覧
1
It is a lifelong process acquired from childhood that shapes our gender-related beliefs as influenced by people around us and through observations
GENDER SOCIALIZATION
2
A group that is embedded in the social institutions that teach gender roles
PEER GROUPS
3
It exists when language devalues members of a certain gender
SEXISM IN LANGUAGE
4
It is one of the most powerful means through which sexism and gender discrimination are perpetrated and reproduced.
LANGUAGE
5
It minimizes unnecessary concern about gender in your subject matter, allowing both you and your reader to focus on what people do rather than on which sex they happen to be.
GENDER FAIR LANGUAGE
6
A social institution that depicts gender stereotypes by way of films, stories, etc
MEDIA
7
This person has shown in research that the average reader's tendency is to imagine a male when reading he or man, even if the rest of the passage is gender- neutral.
WENDY MARTYNA
8
It affects consciousness, perceptions of reality, encoding and transmitting cultural meanings and socialization
SEXIST LANGUAGE
9
A social institution that emphasizes gender stereotypes and reinforces them though code of conduct and behavior and following rules on dress code, haircut, accessories, course stereotyping, textbook stereotyping
SCHOOL
10
It is a specialization of the communication field that focuses on the ways we, as gendered beings, communicate
GENDER COMMUNICATION
11
“Mankind” should be replaced by this gender-fair alternative
HUMANITY/PEOPLE
12
It is any distinction, exclusion or restriction made on the basis of sex, which has the purpose or effect of denying equal exercise of human rights and fundamental freedoms in all fields of human endeavor.
GENDER BASED DISCRIMINATION
13
TRUE OR FALSE: Peer group is a social institution that influences and creates expectations regarding gender roles.
FALSE
14
In what way can sexist language impact individuals?
By reinforcing societal inequalities
15
How can peer groups influence the socialization of gender roles during childhood and adolescence
Through peer pressure and conformity to gendered behaviors
16
TRUE OR FALSE: Language supports culture
TRUE
17
TRUE OR FALSE: Sexist language excludes members of one sex or gender or renders them invisible
TRUE
18
Gender stereotypes often dictate that women should display traits related to:
WARMTH
19
All humans are highly emotional, men and women simply
tend to show it in different ways.
RATIONALITY
20
The MAIN GOAL OF THIS THEORY is mutual respect and
understanding
GOALS OF GENDERLECT
21
subtle resource
used to represent women in a less favorable way and thus
to enact gender discrimination
LINGUISTIC ABSTRACTION
22
socially constructed definition of women and
men
GENDER
23
Organizational cultures shape and reinforce socially
appropriate roles for men and women
WORK PLACE
24
a child’s first source of information
about gender. Starting at birth
FAMILY
25
presented the terms
masculine rhetoric versus feminine rhetoric
PEARSON 1981
26
socially transmitted behaviors, arts,
languages, signs, symbols, ideas, beliefs, which is learnt
and shared in a particular social group
CULTURE
27
How genders are depicted in media,
literature, advertisement, and other form of
communication.
PORTRAYAL
28
The process of exchanging ideas and information through
words or actions.
COMMUNICATION
29
MEN ARE FROM MARS WOMEN ARE FROM VENUS"
John Gray
30
What is the primary reason for avoiding terms in titles that refer to sex?
To promote diversity and inclusion
31
What is the primary effect of sexism in language?
Devaluing or trivializing members of a particular gender
32
What framework assumes that gender is socially constructed through gendered "performances"?
PERFORMATIVITY
33
The practice of using 'he' and 'man' as generic terms can
mislead the audience
34
Analyze the impact of incorporating gender-neutral language in legislative titles such as "Representative" instead of "Congressman."
Gender-neutral language acknowledges the diverse representation within legislative bodies.
35
Gender communication is influenced by cultural norms and expectations.
True or false
true
36
Overgeneralized beliefs about the characteristics, roles, and behaviors deemed typical for men and women.
GENDER stereotypes
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1
It is a lifelong process acquired from childhood that shapes our gender-related beliefs as influenced by people around us and through observations
GENDER SOCIALIZATION
2
A group that is embedded in the social institutions that teach gender roles
PEER GROUPS
3
It exists when language devalues members of a certain gender
SEXISM IN LANGUAGE
4
It is one of the most powerful means through which sexism and gender discrimination are perpetrated and reproduced.
LANGUAGE
5
It minimizes unnecessary concern about gender in your subject matter, allowing both you and your reader to focus on what people do rather than on which sex they happen to be.
GENDER FAIR LANGUAGE
6
A social institution that depicts gender stereotypes by way of films, stories, etc
MEDIA
7
This person has shown in research that the average reader's tendency is to imagine a male when reading he or man, even if the rest of the passage is gender- neutral.
WENDY MARTYNA
8
It affects consciousness, perceptions of reality, encoding and transmitting cultural meanings and socialization
SEXIST LANGUAGE
9
A social institution that emphasizes gender stereotypes and reinforces them though code of conduct and behavior and following rules on dress code, haircut, accessories, course stereotyping, textbook stereotyping
SCHOOL
10
It is a specialization of the communication field that focuses on the ways we, as gendered beings, communicate
GENDER COMMUNICATION
11
“Mankind” should be replaced by this gender-fair alternative
HUMANITY/PEOPLE
12
It is any distinction, exclusion or restriction made on the basis of sex, which has the purpose or effect of denying equal exercise of human rights and fundamental freedoms in all fields of human endeavor.
GENDER BASED DISCRIMINATION
13
TRUE OR FALSE: Peer group is a social institution that influences and creates expectations regarding gender roles.
FALSE
14
In what way can sexist language impact individuals?
By reinforcing societal inequalities
15
How can peer groups influence the socialization of gender roles during childhood and adolescence
Through peer pressure and conformity to gendered behaviors
16
TRUE OR FALSE: Language supports culture
TRUE
17
TRUE OR FALSE: Sexist language excludes members of one sex or gender or renders them invisible
TRUE
18
Gender stereotypes often dictate that women should display traits related to:
WARMTH
19
All humans are highly emotional, men and women simply
tend to show it in different ways.
RATIONALITY
20
The MAIN GOAL OF THIS THEORY is mutual respect and
understanding
GOALS OF GENDERLECT
21
subtle resource
used to represent women in a less favorable way and thus
to enact gender discrimination
LINGUISTIC ABSTRACTION
22
socially constructed definition of women and
men
GENDER
23
Organizational cultures shape and reinforce socially
appropriate roles for men and women
WORK PLACE
24
a child’s first source of information
about gender. Starting at birth
FAMILY
25
presented the terms
masculine rhetoric versus feminine rhetoric
PEARSON 1981
26
socially transmitted behaviors, arts,
languages, signs, symbols, ideas, beliefs, which is learnt
and shared in a particular social group
CULTURE
27
How genders are depicted in media,
literature, advertisement, and other form of
communication.
PORTRAYAL
28
The process of exchanging ideas and information through
words or actions.
COMMUNICATION
29
MEN ARE FROM MARS WOMEN ARE FROM VENUS"
John Gray
30
What is the primary reason for avoiding terms in titles that refer to sex?
To promote diversity and inclusion
31
What is the primary effect of sexism in language?
Devaluing or trivializing members of a particular gender
32
What framework assumes that gender is socially constructed through gendered "performances"?
PERFORMATIVITY
33
The practice of using 'he' and 'man' as generic terms can
mislead the audience
34
Analyze the impact of incorporating gender-neutral language in legislative titles such as "Representative" instead of "Congressman."
Gender-neutral language acknowledges the diverse representation within legislative bodies.
35
Gender communication is influenced by cultural norms and expectations.
True or false
true
36
Overgeneralized beliefs about the characteristics, roles, and behaviors deemed typical for men and women.
GENDER stereotypes