Observing Gender Stereotypes

The picture assessment obtained bother were of females. In the first picture my partner saw was a lady thinking standing by a door. My partner described the picture as a women thinking about a boy, wondering if he is going to be the one or not sure about. She continued to say the women appeared not happy or sad but just thinking. As she started expressing what she saw her face reaction appeared happy and smiling soon after she became serious as she stated the women in the picture appeared not sad or happy.
In the second picture there was a female sitting on the floor facing a chair with her head down covering her face. My partner described the women as being sad, depressed and crying. It appeared as the women in the picture was holding a knife. The women was holding a knife because she was trying to kill herself. The women seems tired and is between the ages of 20-25. My partner …show more content…
For example we looked at civil marriages, religion marriage and cohabitations up to 3 generations. From the dad side parents they were married as a civil union. That influenced their children because out of the six children they had all were married to their partner through church. Although one female remarried twice. As for the mother side, the grandparents here cohabitating. Out of seven children five cohabited with their partner, three left their first partners and cohabited with a new partner. Two married through church their second partner and one continued to cohabite. Two of the seven married there partner through church, this included my classmate’s mom. My classmate’s mother and father were married through church. They had six females. Five out of the six married their partner through church while one cohabited. My class partner is married though church with her partner and have 2 children, which she will influence her custom of getting married through church their future