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    Gender Pay Gap Analysis

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    career, the gender inequality gap not only discourages me, but also helps me understand and challenge gender roles in American society. According to Henslin (2015) the gender pay gap has been a challenge that women have to face since the Industrial Revolution. Women from all education levels, from those with less than a high school diploma to those with doctoral degrees experience the gender pay gap. In the same way, the difficulty of this issue is rooted in today’s culture. The gender role of…

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    Androgyny Gender Roles

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    Gender roles play a big part in our society. “Roles are sets of norms that define how people in a given social position ought to behave.” (Moore, 2010). Gender roles are learned attributes that make an individual masculine or feminine. These expected behaviors affect every person differently. It was very important to see and take into account of both the positive and negative effects of gender role stereotyping on youth. The expectations made an impact on our daily lives and our perception…

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    Gendered” by Penelope Eckert and Sally McConnell-Ginet, she brings forth idea of that gender is not biologically assigned but is learned and is supported and or exaggerated by social systems. The exigence that pending argument of how gender is biologically assigned and one is not able to chose what they are. The author presents this by using persuasion such as ethos, she confirms her credibility by referring to multiple studies, surveys. She uses evidence to back up her claim. In review of this…

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    her compared to Gia who is 18. I conducted both interviews in the same day, April 2nd, 2017. However I spoke with Gia face to face, and then to Mrs. Ackerman over the phone. I gave both interviewees the same information, that I am interested in the studies behind designer babies and the ethical dilemmas it could potentially present. I want to discover and learn about the process of genetically altering genes and what that could mean for future generations in society. Surprisingly, both…

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    becomes fixated on that stage, and will have future problems with relationships, and can possibly struggle with identification and gender roles. Previous…

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    Jaime: What is Disability Studies? Disability studies refer to a unique major that provides academic space to explore important questions and challenges that people with disabilities experience every day. These degree programs explore how disability has been defined throughout history and in different cultures. Physical impairment has been a constant experience for many people throughout history, but the different interpretations of the construction of impairment as a generic social category…

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    be valid or the study is worthless (Leedy & Ormrod, 2010). Creswell (2013) postulated four fundamental philosophical assumptions. Assumption 1: Ontological assumption: Concerns the nature of reality, that is, a view that qualitative study is assuming the notion of several truths, such as the use of several types of evidence in themes using the actual words of different participants and presenting different perspectives (Creswell, 2013). The ontological assumptions made for this study are: a).…

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    In the study conducted the researchers were interested in investigating whether children’s toy choice changed depending on their gender and the impact of exposure to counter stereotypic behavior impacted the children. The researchers found that there was a great diversity of toy play between individuals. They also found that some children’s toy play changed considerably but others did not. For the second part of the study the researchers found that the effect of counter stereotypic models on the…

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    The four theories of gender that Risman describes are gendered selves, structure versus personality, doing gender, and gender as structure. The first one that she discusses is gendered selves. This theory believes that gender is based on one’s biology or socialization. Risman also discusses this through the mention of sociobiology, which studies the environment and biology and the effects they have on society (293). In the second theory, she discusses structure versus personality, which is that…

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    Are gender norms corrupting children ? What determines your future, is it nature or nurture? Or is it simply up to the sex one is born as and the rules society has based solely on that. Gender roles play a huge part in what children grow up to think and believe about themselves and their views of the adult world. Gender norms are a set of ideas or rules about how each gender should behave. “Cross cultural studies reveal that are aware of gender roles by age two or three” (Gender and sociology)…

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