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Socialization, Media and Gender
Socialization, Media and Gender
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Which term was used by media outlets to describe white individuals obtaining supplies during Hurricane Katrina?
Robbing items
Finding items
Looting items
Stealing items
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Which of the following is NOT an example of a social construct?
Gender
Race
Money
Blood type
3
What does the Angulo siblings' experience illustrate about media's role in socialization?
Media is a strong socializing force when direct experience is absent
Media only influences entertainment preferences
Media can replace all forms of social interaction
Media has no significant impact on personal development
4
For Interactionist theory, gender is created and reinforced through daily social interactions.
False
True
5
Gender identity is determined solely by an individual's biological sex at birth.
True
False
6
Before the printing press, how was information primarily shared with the public?
Through television broadcasts
Via handwritten books distributed widely
Through social media platforms
By town criers announcing news orally
7
Hijras are officially recognized as a third gender in India.
True
False
8
What is homophily?
The fear of people from different backgrounds
The tendency to connect with people who are similar to us
The tendency to connect with people who are different from us
The ability to make friends easily
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The term "looting" was predominantly used in media captions for which group during Hurricane Katrina?
White individuals
Children
Black individuals
Elderly individuals
Black and White individuals
10
According to Judith Butler, gender is performed through repeated behaviors and societal norms.
True
False
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How might corporate control of media impact public access to information?
Ensures unbiased reporting
Limits exposure to diverse viewpoints
Decreases entertainment options
Increases local news coverage
12
Before social media, discussions about media primarily referred to:
All of the above
Mass media like books, movies, periodicals, TV, and the internet
Face-to-face conversations
Personal blogs and forums
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The term social construction refers to...
Behaviour that is made by the law
Behaviour that occurs naturally
None of the above
Behaviour that is made or defined by society
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If social construction varies across time and place, which of these shows that?
The boiling point of water is always 100°C
The sun always rises from the east
Human bones have the same number everywhere
Marriage means different things in different cultures
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How did the Angulo siblings primarily learn about the outside world during their confinement?
All of the above
Talking to neighbors
Watching movies
Reading books
Listening to the radio
16
For essentialists, being born with male anatomy inherently means one is a man and will be attracted to women.
False
True
17
Which of these is NOT typically considered a periodical?
Dictionary
Newspaper
Academic journal
Magazine
18
Which of the following is an example of
hegemonic masculinity
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A man who openly expresses his emotions
A man who exhibits dominance, emotional restraint, and heterosexuality
A man who challenges traditional gender norms
A man who embraces both masculine and feminine traits
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In Thailand, what term refers to individuals who are assigned male at birth but present themselves in a feminine manner?
Nadleehi
Muxe
Kathoey
Hijra
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What is the gender binary system?
A system recognizing multiple gender identities
A spectrum of gender identities
A system that eliminates gender distinctions
A classification of gender into 2 opposite forms: masculine and feminine
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What does the differing language in media captions during Hurricane Katrina suggest?
An example of racial bias in media representation
A lack of available information
An emphasis on the severity of the disaster
A focus on accurate reporting
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What is socialization?
Learning the rules and facts of a society to pass a test
Learning how to make friends and entertain others
Learning how to travel and adapt to different places
Learning the values and norms of a society to become a functioning member
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Subordinate masculinity
refers to:
Masculinity that is considered inferior due to traits like homosexuality
Masculinity that dominates over other forms
Masculinity that is neutral and unaffected by societal norms
Masculinity that is celebrated and rewarded in society
