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Feminist Psychology |
Tend to emphasize theoretical connections to women's studies |
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Psychology of Women |
Tend to focus on women's lives and experiences as the subject matter |
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Psychology of Gender |
Tend to focus on the social and biological process that create gender differences |
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How did feminist psych get started? |
Women left out, viewed through male standard Description of women as force of change Evidence of growth |
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Social Feminism |
There are kinds of divisions between groups that lead to oppression |
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Women of Color Feminism |
Began with criticism of the white women's movement for excluding women of color and the issues important to them |
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Radical Feminism |
Make control and domination of women throughout history. Women as a group are oppressed, not by their social class, but by men as a group |
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Liberal Feminism |
Equality - women are entitled to full legal and social equality with men and who favors changes in laws, customs, and values to achieve the goal of equality |
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Cultural Feminism |
Differences between women and men - stresses that qualities and characteristics of women have been developed and should be honored and respected in society |
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Pro-feminist |
Acknowledges women's leadership of the feminist movement and express their understanding that women and men have different experiences of gender |
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Conservatism |
Keeping gender arrangements as they have been in the past. Makes holding more power and status, and women being more or less restricted to home and family |
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Gender is more than just sex |
Sex is biological, gender is social distinctions on sex |
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Social Structural Level |
Gender as a system of power relations - men have more resources and public power than women |
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Interpersonal level |
Gender as a cue - behavior of boys/men often evaluated more positively than of women/girls |
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Individual level |
Gender as masculinity and femininity |