Raquel Dela Cruz
Professor Erik Johnson
Introduction to Sociology
20 October 2015
Reading Response Six In the reading, Patti A. Guffre and Christine L. Williams mentioned about physical exams being “desexualized.” In my own words, I would describe this idea of thought as not being sexist during any medical examination. For an example, it shouldn’t be a high recommended that after the age 18, young females are appointed to a gynecologic which happens to be female as well. Males aren’t usually in the role of a gynecologists, because they would come to face many uncomfortable encounters with their patients. Socialization ties in with this is idea, because in America we are raised in a way to see that those types of professions are dominated
Professor Erik Johnson
Introduction to Sociology
20 October 2015
Reading Response Six In the reading, Patti A. Guffre and Christine L. Williams mentioned about physical exams being “desexualized.” In my own words, I would describe this idea of thought as not being sexist during any medical examination. For an example, it shouldn’t be a high recommended that after the age 18, young females are appointed to a gynecologic which happens to be female as well. Males aren’t usually in the role of a gynecologists, because they would come to face many uncomfortable encounters with their patients. Socialization ties in with this is idea, because in America we are raised in a way to see that those types of professions are dominated