Gender Roles in Various Cultures 
.... reports that Japanese two-year-olds are imbued with gender-specific inflections or "particles" in the Japanese language that designate traditional
sex roles. ....
(1990
8
)
Gender and Sex
.... Social institutions, from the workplace to public education, often reinforce, perpetuate, and promote
roles and behaviors related to
sex and gender. ....
(1074
4
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Notions of Gender Roles
.... Her theory led to "the separation of
sex from gender as
sex was increasingly seen as indeterminative of gender
roles," and this helped revolutionize thinking ....
(942
4
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Effect of gender roles on television
.... for development: "Increasingly, the woman finds herself without an occupation and with an unsatisfactory emotional life." The change in
sex roles that can be ....
(1857
7
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Gender roles in Western societies
.... further notes that the very concepts of equality and inequality may be an ethnocentric misunderstanding Westerners bring to an analysis of
sex roles in non ....
(2090
8
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Sex education in traditional tribal cultures
Sex education in traditional tribal cultures is examined for clues as to
sex education and
sex roles as they would have developed early in human history. ....
(2631
11
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Learning Gender Roles & Attitudes
.... The change in
sex roles that can be discerned in society is closely tied with changes in the structure of the family. Changes in ....
(2006
8
)
Non-Traditional Gender Roles on Television
....
Sex Roles, 35(3/4). Durkin, K. (1985). Television,
sex roles and children. London: Open University Press. Girls to TV: Get real. (1998). Girls Re-Cast TV. ....
(1734
7
)
Gender & Sex and Feminism
.... is difficult when there has been a historical link between the two that seems to have cemented particular traits and
roles to each
sex without consideration of ....
(1051
4
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Sex and Danger in Buenos Aires
Donna J. Guy, in
Sex and Danger in Buenos Aires, states the purpose of .... and does show, prostitution, especially as an expression of gender
roles, is intimately ....
(1483
6
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Changes in the Family & Family Roles
In his book, Between
Sex and Power: Family in the World 1900-2000, Gsran Therborn discusses changes in the family and family
roles over the past century1. ....
(3413
14
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Life Experience
.... they discuss how parents and educators often add to the environment or culture that promotes teasing and bullying of children based on
roles of
sex and gender. ....
(1364
5
)
Sex, Love, Marriage
.... is such that even those most the conventional forms of relationship between men and women organize their analyses of sexuality and
sex roles around the ....
(2528
10
)
Contemporary Feminist Theory Feminist theory
.... The more radical arm of the feminist movement attributes the stereotypical representation of women in terms of
sex roles to a calculated and organized attempt ....
(735
3
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Contemporary Feminist Theory Feminist theory
.... The more radical arm of the feminist movement attributes the stereotypical representation of women in terms of
sex roles to a calculated and organized attempt ....
(732
3
)
Gender Roles
.... 4). Transsexuals are extremely useful for demonstrating how the
roles one adopts in .... and natural both physically and psychologically as the
sex other than the ....
(977
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Andrew Sullivan and Same Sex Marriage
.... who sees the logic as nonsense) points out a same-
sex marriage of .... capture the fact that social conservatives perceive the appropriate social
roles for women in ....
(915
4
)
Linguistics and Gender Bias
.... Stockard, Jean and Johnson, Miriam. (1980).
Sex Roles:
Sex Inefectuality and
Sex Role Development. Englewood Cliffs: Prentice-Hall. Streitmatter, Janice. ....
(2201
9
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Linguistics
.... Stockard, Jean and Johnson, Miriam. (1980).
Sex Roles:
Sex Inequality and
Sex Role Development. Englewood Cliffs: Prentice-Hall. Streitmatter, Janice. (1994). ....
(2183
9
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Gender Conversational Patterns in the Workplace
.... Yet these three components are further complicated by patterns of "gender
roles,
sex segregation in jobs and institutionalized work structures" (Gwartney-Gibbs ....
(2510
10
)
Shift in Social Roles for Women in 19th and 20th Century England
.... daughters of the people'" who dared to abdicate their maiden
roles of domesticity were .... did feminist women claim jurisdiction over the discourse of
sex and male ....
(3405
14
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Transvestism
.... This abnormal identity is assigned to people who behave in ways that are culturally and normatively inappropriate to their
sex roles. ....
Sex roles. In RJ Corsini. ....
(1835
7
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Determinent of Adult Personality
.... Chodorow cites detailed studies that confirm that "
sex roles are learned and related to adult values and work," with
sex-role behavior among younger children ....
(1043
4
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BOYS DON'T CRY: AN ERIKSONIAN VIEW
.... female attire; in girls, insistence on wearing only stereotypical masculine clothing, (3) strong and persistent preferences for cross-
sex roles in make-believe ....
(1663
7
)
Geder and Social Roles
.... Young girls are no longer sheltered by the privileges of the "fairer"
sex. .... rely upon the mass culture to form their perceptions about their social
roles. ....
(1725
7
)
Same-Sex Marriages in Massachusetts
.... long considered traditional marriage, and that allowing same-
sex marriages will .... The traditional marriage prescribed distinct gender
roles for males and females ....
(1593
6
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Social & Psychological Viewoint in Popular Films
.... culture. As a girl, she is expected to do things like join the cheerleading squad due to rigidly defined
roles of
sex and gender. These ....
(3156
13
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The Androgynous Personality INTRODUCTION This research examines ...
.... Traditional theories appear to assume that develop ment of psychological
sex roles is completed at some point in early childhood (Sedney, 1987). ....
(1545
6
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Women and The Mass Media
.... An analysis of
sex roles in television commercials in 1974 concluded that women were inaccurately presented as
sex objects and rarely as professionals. ....
(2184
9
)
Women and the Mass Media
.... An analysis of
sex roles in television commercials in 1974 concluded that women were inaccurately presented as
sex objects and rarely as professionals. ....
(2165
9
)
