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Cal Poly Pomona EWS 425 - Gender Socialization

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Gender SocializationGender and Sex??Slide 3Gender RolesMarx’s TheoryGenderTake Over TheorySlide 8Matriarchy PerplexWork SpecializationPeggy SandayGender Socialization EWS 425Group: Git-R-DoneNick SalvinoPaul GlassJacob RitchieMarina CoriaDenene DavidovichChelsea SheflinGender and Sex??Gender–Role in Society–Cultural–Sexual identity in relation to society and CultureSex –Classified into two groups, Male and Female–Biological–Classification based on anatomical and physiological characteristics that relate to either group•i.e. Reproductive organsGender Socialization Nature versus Nurture Gender Roles Passed on to Children–Gender Stereotypes •i.e. clothing color, toys –Parents Influence Gender in Education –Physical education programs•Title IXGender RolesSocialized into Gender Roles–Media, Education, Human Nature“Double Standard”–Male Promiscuity v.s Female Promiscuity–MediaMarx’s TheoryDivision of Power–Society–TechnologyImbalance of Powers–Social Class–Gender DifferencesPaul GlassPaul GlassGenderGender Differences–Men (Historically Superior)–Women (Historically Inferior)Effects of Gender Differences–Causes Conflict Between Genders–Causes Alliances Within GendersTake Over TheoryThe take over theory was a sharp decline of woman’s status and power.–Started in Bronze age in Eastern cultures–Motivation for innovationWhy did men take women's inventions?–Sybilla Righton Masters•Maize-stamping mill –Catherine Littlefield Greene•Inventor of cotton gin or not?Take Over TheoryWoman accounted for less than 1% of all patents in 1919.–A woman’s place was at home.–Women’s roles were limited.Woman accounted for more than 10% of all patents today.–Everybody embraces technology/inventions–More emphasis on teams and manufactures instead of a gender or sex.–Samsung, LG, AppleMatriarchy PerplexThe difference in societal roles between men and women The affects of power on women’s motivation for innovation Nick SalvinoNick SalvinoWork SpecializationWomen Having Power–Child birth–House keepingWomen Lacking Power–Technology–Physical attributesPeggy SandayPower and Contributions–Sanday’s power theory–Shift in power over time–Depends on power status


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