Sex And Gender Test Two

Front 1

stereotype

Back 1

predict individual men and womens behavior and character
temporarily held hypotheses that perceivers will abandon if evidence contradicts them

Front 2

caveats of stereotypes

Back 2

fencing off gender deviants makes stereotypes resistant to change
stereotypes reflect social realities, diferenes in roles in power that you adapt to
set up expecations for how to treat pple
not only beleifs but hwo you ought to behave

Front 3

associations

Back 3

stereotypes create autonomatic associations
early seeded stereotypes
male agency, female communality
family and low status roles,
allos for judgments to be made repidly, automatically, involuntarily

Front 4

routinized sterotypes

Back 4

implici stertypes and attidues that are automatic associations, they are embedded
can counteract by cant change
demonstrated in delayedtime studyies

Front 5

subtypes

Back 5

asume heteroseaulity
strong vs delicate
tall vs petite
promiscuity vs faithfulness
stud vs family man

Front 6

descriptive stereotypes

Back 6

sere toorder our world, even when we may consciouslyl disagree

Front 7

prescriptive stereotypes

Back 7

more strongly responded to and maintained
gender sterotypes are more prescriptive bc they maintain and justify the existing social arrangments between thegenders