Gender Theories in Sociology and Psychology
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How do sociological theories generally view gender?

  • As a biological determinant that restricts behavior.
  • As an inherent trait linked to psychological well-being.
  • As a construct shaped by cultural and social influences. (correct)
  • As a fixed status defined by personal choice.

    • Which perspective do psychological theories generally take on gender?

  • Gender influences both individual identity and interpersonal relationships. (correct)
  • Gender is seen mainly as a social construct devoid of psychological impact.
  • Gender identity is formed exclusively from personal experiences.
  • Gender roles are natural instincts that arise from genetics.

    • What is a primary concern of sociological theories regarding gender?

  • Identifying the psychological implications of gender transitions.
  • Understanding emotional responses linked to gender identities.
  • Analyzing the neurological differences between genders.
  • Exploring how laws and institutions uphold gender roles. (correct)

    • In which way do both sociological and psychological theories agree about gender?

    <p>Both acknowledge external influences on gender development.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which assertion aligns with sociological views on gender roles?

    <p>Gender roles can vary significantly depending on socio-cultural context.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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