137 ©2013, Cengage Learning, Brooks/ Cole Publishing Chapter 9 Gender, Gender Identity, Gender Expression, and Sexism

138 ©2013, Cengage Learning, Brooks/ Cole Publishing  Gender, Gender Identity, and Gender Expression o The Social Construction of Gender o The Complexity of Gender, Gender Identity, and Gender Expression EP: a 2.1.3a 2.1.7a 2.1.3a 2.1.7b d 2.1.7b d

139 ©2013, Cengage Learning, Brooks/ Cole Publishing  Traditional Gender-Role Stereotypes o Childhood o Adolescence o Adulthood o Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Gender- Role Development EP: b 2.1.4b 2.1.7a 2.1.2a 2.1.4c 2.1.7a 2.1.2a 2.1.4c 2.1.7b 2.1.4a 2.1.7b 2.1.4a

140 ©2013, Cengage Learning, Brooks/ Cole Publishing  Male/Female Differences o Ability Level o The Special Issues and Needs of Men o Communication Styles EP: b 2.1.4b 2.1.7a 2.1.2a 2.1.4c 2.1.7a 2.1.2a 2.1.4c 2.1.7b 2.1.4a 2.1.7b 2.1.4a

141 ©2013, Cengage Learning, Brooks/ Cole Publishing  People as Individuals  Significant Issues and Events in the Lives of Women  Economic Inequality EP: a 2.1.7a 2.1.5a 2.1.7a 2.1.5a 2.1.7b 2.1.7b

142 ©2013, Cengage Learning, Brooks/ Cole Publishing  Sexual Harassment o The Definition of Sexual Harassment o Strengthening the Definition: A Macro- System Response o The Extent of Sexual Harassment o Effects of Sexual Harassment o Confronting Sexual Harassment EP: a 2.1.5c 2.1.7a 2.1.8a j 2.1.7a 2.1.8a j 2.1.7b 2.1.4a 2.1.7b 2.1.4a

143 ©2013, Cengage Learning, Brooks/ Cole Publishing  Sexist Language o Using Nonsexist Language EP: a 2.1.7a 2.1.1b 2.1.7a 2.1.1b 2.1.7b 2.1.3c 2.1.7b 2.1.3c

144 ©2013, Cengage Learning, Brooks/ Cole Publishing  Rape and Sexual Assault o Incidence of Rape  Cultural Differences in the Incidence of Violence Against Women o Theoretical Views of Rape  Victim-Precipitated Rape  Rapist Psychpathology  The Feminist Perspective on Rape EP: c 2.1.7a 2.1.7a 2.1.7b 2.1.7b

145 ©2013, Cengage Learning, Brooks/ Cole Publishing o Common Myths About Rape o Profile of a Rapist o Suggestions for Rape Prevention o Date Rape o Survivors’ Reactions to Rape EP: c 2.1.7a i 2.1.7a i 2.1.7b 2.1.7b

146 ©2013, Cengage Learning, Brooks/ Cole Publishing o Suggestions for Counseling Rape Survivors: Keys to Empowerment  Emotional Issues  Reporting to the Police  Medical Status of the Victim EP: e 2.1.7a g 2.1.7a g 2.1.7b j 2.1.7b j

147 ©2013, Cengage Learning, Brooks/ Cole Publishing  Battered Women o The Abusive Perpetrator o The Battering Cycle o Why Does She Stay?  Economic Dependence  Lack of Self-Confidence  Lack of Power  Fear of the Abuser  Guilt  Feeling Isolated with Nowhere to Go  Love EP: a 2.1.7a 2.1.7b 2.1.7b

148 ©2013, Cengage Learning, Brooks/ Cole Publishing o Battering in Gay and Lesbian Relationships o Community Responses to Empower Battered Women: Their Alternatives  The Police, Social Policy, and Battered Women  Shelters for Battered Women EP: k 2.1.7a 2.1.5b 2.1.7a 2.1.5b 2.1.7b 2.1.8a 2.1.7b 2.1.8a

149 ©2013, Cengage Learning, Brooks/ Cole Publishing  Counseling Strategies for Empowerment  The Initial Interview  Offer Support  Encourage Expression of Feelings  Focus on Strengths  Furnish Information  Review Alternatives EP: b j 2.1.7a e 2.1.7a e 2.1.7b g 2.1.7b g

150 ©2013, Cengage Learning, Brooks/ Cole Publishing  Establish a Plan  Advocate  Working with and Empowering Women EP: b j l 2.1.7a e k 2.1.7a e k 2.1.7b g 2.1.7b g