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Sex Roles Roles Stereotyping Sex roles Definition: how a person is expected to behave because of their gender Sex roles and economics –are there “women’s.

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2 Sex Roles Roles Stereotyping

3 Sex roles Definition: how a person is expected to behave because of their gender Sex roles and economics –are there “women’s jobs”? –Are their men’s jobs Who should stay home and take care of the home and the children ? How many women are hired for prestigious and high paying jobs ?

4 Sexual Stereotypes Definition: oversimplified statements that are applied to all men or all women Give examples of sexual stereotypes Are boys really more aggressive than girls ? –If so, why Are girls more sensitive than boys ? –If so why ?

5 Socialization Definition: how we are raised and what type of behavior is expected of us Are boys and girls raised differently Are boys and girls treated differently ? Should they be treated differently ?

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