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Which of the following best describes social constructs?
What are some examples of useful constructs mentioned in the text?
Why were crafts viewed as less valuable than art for a long time?
What is the negative perception associated with crafts mentioned in the text?
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Why are social constructs considered useful despite their negative connotations?
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True or false: Social constructs are always conceived of negatively.
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True or false: Crafts were associated with 'women's work'.
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True or false: Arts and crafts are examples of useful constructs.
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True or false: The negative perception of crafts was solely due to the industrial revolution.
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True or false: Social constructs emerged from shared experiences and the desire for communal understanding.
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Study Notes
Social Constructs
- Social constructs are concepts or ideas that are created by a group of people or a society, and are perceived as reality or truth.
- Examples of useful constructs mentioned in the text include crafts and art.
Historical Perception of Crafts
- Crafts were viewed as less valuable than art for a long time due to negative perceptions associated with them.
- The negative perception of crafts mentioned in the text is that they were seen as 'women's work'.
Significance of Social Constructs
- Despite their negative connotations, social constructs are considered useful because they emerge from shared experiences and the desire for communal understanding.
- Social constructs are not always conceived of negatively, as they can also be useful and beneficial.
True or False Statements
- False: Social constructs are always conceived of negatively.
- True: Crafts were associated with 'women's work'.
- True: Arts and crafts are examples of useful constructs.
- False: The negative perception of crafts was solely due to the industrial revolution.
- True: Social constructs emerged from shared experiences and the desire for communal understanding.
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Test your knowledge on the construction of gender and race with this quiz created by Prof. Chantelle Gray and Dr. Draid a Terblanche. Explore the concept of social constructs and their impact on society. Challenge yourself and enhance your understanding of these important topics.
