Gender and Social Roles
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Part One
Apply the foundational concepts of gender schema theory to address each of the following rubric criteria in 2 to 3 sentences:
Describe how gender schema theory explains the ways in which you process information about masculinity and femininity within your culture.
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Describe the potential socio-psychological advantages of possessing a unique combination of masculine and feminine personality traits.
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Describe how the deconstruction of traditional gender roles supports efforts toward achieving gender equality (e.g., pay equity, political representation, organizational leadership).
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Describe the strengths and limitations of gender schema theory as it applies to the promotion of diversity, equity, and inclusivity.
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Part Two
Apply the foundational concepts of social role theory to address each of the following rubric criteria in 2 to 3 sentences:
1. Describe how social role theory explains the ways in which cultural norms reinforce the biological foundations of social roles.
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Describe the influence of social role expectations within the various levels of your social ecosystem.
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Describe the ways in which your social, cultural, or spiritual attitudes might reinforce social role stereotypes.
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Describe the strengths and limitations of social role theory as it applies to the promotion of diversity, equity, and inclusivity.
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Describe how gender schema theory explains the ways in which you process information about masculinity and femininity within your culture,
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Describe the potential socio-psychological advantages of possessing a unique combination of masculine and feminine personality traits,
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Describe how the deconstruction of traditional gender roles supports efforts toward achieving gender equality,
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Describe the strengths and limitations of gender schema theory as it applies to the promotion of diversity equity and inclusivity,
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Describe how social role theory explains the ways in which cultural norms reinforce the biological foundations of social roles,