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Sex v. Gender

Sex is biological whereas gender is what you identify with

berdache

permanent dress as a different gender

samoan/Fa'afatine

embody both gender traits

sexuality

a person's capacity for sexual feelings

Sexual Orientation

physical, mental, emotional, and sexual attraction to a particular sex

different sexual orientations

heterosexual: opposite sex


homosexual: same sex


bisexual: both sexes


asexual: neither sex

heteronormative

when being heterosexual is the norm in a society

sexuality as a continuum

six point rating scale from hetero to homo

heterosexism

systematic disadvantage towards non-hetero people in our society

homophobia

irrational aversion to homosexuals

Functionalists and Sex

-believe in the importance of regulating sex and marital cohesion.


-homosexuality as a majority would be dysfunctional for a society


-doesn't account for same sex marriage or adoption


-it was once functional for women to stay home but times changed due to WW2


-family is a key role in stabilizing life


-functions for sexual, reproductive, educational, and economic purposes



Conflict and Sex


ideological view: heater majority wish for worldview while homes are individualistic


-economic view: SS benefits for homes


-queer theory: focuses on mismatches between anatomical, sex, gender, identity, and sex. orientation (not back and white, but grey)


-society is a struggle for dominance between groups


-feminist theory


-marriage focuses on inequality of authority or power



Interactionist and Sex

focuses on symbolic meanings attached to gender and the affects of being demeaned on a daily basis


-doing gender (performing tasks based on gender roles assigned to them)


-gender=what we do, not who we are... socially constructed


-studies what family means against different contexts

Gender Socialization

kids understand gender roles by 5 through family, peer groups, education, and mass media. Secondary agents are religion and workplace.

Institutional Discrimination

discrimination built into the social structure

Gender Stratification

-men outnumber women in the highest paying jobs


-men are paid $1 for every .77 a women makes

Families

-children are key indicator to "family status"


-if you consider yourself family, you are family


-family is becoming more lenient and diverse


-closeness and support is fundamental element

Friendship

voluntary personal relationship

high self-monitors

broad network of friends



low self-monitors

few, close friends

what leads to responsiveness in friendships?

geography

Norm Violations

things that lead to break ups including selfishness or non-spontananity

stages of love

lust, infatuation, attachment

components of love

emotional, intimacy, passion, commitment

homogamy

focusing on people who are similar to yourself socially

heterography

focusing on persons who are different from you

endogamy

marrying someone within your group

exogamy

marrying someone outside your group

horsemen of apocalypse

1.criticism


2. contempt


3. defensiveness


4. stonewalling


5. belligerence

Complimentary Couple Style

-blends autonomy and coupleness


-own domains but function


-routine and stagnant

conflict minimizing Couple Style

-traditional roles


-inavoidable problems=bad

Best Friend Couple Style

-shares interest and deals with conflict


-stagnant individualism

Emotionally Expressive Couple Style

-share all emotions


-arguments=power struggle

Cnsent on Campus

-grey area that many disagree on


-who is responsible is arguable


-consent should be ongoing and verbal communication is best bc men and women read body language differently

Formal Education

learning of academic facts and concepts through a formal curriculum

Informal Educations

content of general culture and subcultures we belong to ex: parents, peers

Functionalist and education

-school is one of the most important social institutions


-manifest and latent functions


-sorting=classifying based on academic potential

Conflict and Education

-education system reinforces social inequalities

-hidden curriculum that encompasses non-academic knowledge


-tracking: formalized sorting sytem placing students on different tracks, perpetuating inequality

Interactionist and Education

-analyze in terms of the labeling system... once labeled, it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy


-credentialism: emphasis on certificates or skills to show skills

Gatto, Against School

-schools strip originality and stress conformity


-integrating, directive, adjustive, differentiating, selective, and propaedeutic functions


-schools help kids grow older but not up

Do Schools Kill Creativity

-creativity should be valued as much as literacy


-schools educate out of creativity


-education is inflating and people can't get jobs

outsourcing

sending a set of jobs to an outside source

automation

replaces workers with machines



polarization

gap has developed in the job market

service jobs

scooping ice cream or fireman

health field

-largest area of industrial growth

projected trend on education and jobs

higher level of education will be required to secure jobs

underemployment

people take lower jobs than educational level

unemployment

structural unemployment: ration of people to work and jobs available.

the working poor

spent 27 weeks working or looking and still fall below poverty line. Provided with insurance, welfare, food assistance, etc.



sociology in the workplace

employers seek transferable skills and sociology provides many contributing skills for a variety of jobs

Building your Personal Brand

-what experience do people have when they deal with me?


-what you put in the marketplace about yourself is calculated


-ego is different from self-awareness and requires authenticity


-map out career plan to compete with the people currently winning