Gender Theories in Sociology and Psychology

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.

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.

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)

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

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