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Feminist Psychology

Tend to emphasize theoretical connections to women's studies

Psychology of Women

Tend to focus on women's lives and experiences as the subject matter

Psychology of Gender

Tend to focus on the social and biological process that create gender differences

How did feminist psych get started?

Women left out, viewed through male standard


Description of women as force of change


Evidence of growth

Social Feminism

There are kinds of divisions between groups that lead to oppression

Women of Color Feminism

Began with criticism of the white women's movement for excluding women of color and the issues important to them

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

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

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

Pro-feminist

Acknowledges women's leadership of the feminist movement and express their understanding that women and men have different experiences of gender

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

Gender is more than just sex

Sex is biological, gender is social distinctions on sex

Social Structural Level

Gender as a system of power relations - men have more resources and public power than women

Interpersonal level

Gender as a cue - behavior of boys/men often evaluated more positively than of women/girls

Individual level

Gender as masculinity and femininity