Question

4. Think about ways by which we promote gender stereotypes. How do we feel
when we are a victim of stereotype.

Answer 1

Answer:

WHAT ARE GENDER STEREOTYPES

Ending stereotypes begins in the classroom

While men are generally portrayed as having agency characteristics such as competence, achievement-orientation, inclination to take charge, autonomy and rationality, women are associated with communal characteristics such as concern for others, affiliation tendencies, deference and emotional sensitivity. These characteristics are not only different, they tend to be oppositional: lay people on average believe that men should not be excessively warm (communal) and that women should not be excessively dominant (agency). Research on these generalizations has been extensive and shows they are consistent across culture, time and context.

Stereotypes often serve as shortcuts for forming impressions of people and guide our decisions, without people being completely aware of it. Gender preconceptions have important consequences for the workplace. Here are some examples:

Answer 2

Answer:

hffjjfjdjjfjfjfjdjfjjf

Explanation:

jfjjfjfjhrbbrbjskskhrvfjjdirbtbfbf