SOC 132 Final: Understanding Gender Roles, Sexual Scripts, and Cultural Perceptions: A Sociological Analysis

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SOC 132Final: Understanding Gender Roles, Sexual Scripts, and CulturalPerceptions: A Sociological AnalysisQuestion 1(Worth 10 points)Jeff is surprised anytime someone disagrees with his opinion on an important topicbecause on some level heexpects everyone to have the same values he has. Jeff'sbelief illustratesethnomania.egocentric fallacy.This is a correct answerethnocentric fallacy.egomania.Points earned on this question: 10Question 2(Worth 10 points)The traditional female sexual script includes all of the following assumptionsEXCEPTsex is both good and bad.men should know what women want.there are many right ways to experience orgasm.This is a correct answerwomen shouldn't talk about sex.Points earned on this question: 0Question 3(Worth 10 points)

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Four large national probability samples from the Youth Risk Behavior Survey indicatethat the 1990s saw a shift in adolescent sexual activity towardgreater responsibility and restraint.This is a correct answergreater responsibility but less restraint.more risky sexual behaviors.less responsibility and less restraint.Points earned on this question: 0Question 4(Worth 10 points)All of the following are true of traditional sexual scriptsEXCEPTthey are eventually thrown away.This is a correct answerare most powerful during adolescence.as children and adolescents they are learned primarily from parents, peers and themedia.as we get older, interactions with our partners become increasingly important.Points earned on this question: 10Question 5(Worth 10 points)Kate has not seen or heard from her mother since Hurricane Katrina hit the Louisianatown where her mother lived. She does not know for sure if her mother is dead or alive.Kate feels her mother's psychological presence even though she is not physically withher. Pauline Boss uses the term ____ to describe what Kate is feeling.mental illness

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delusional affectambiguous lossThis is a correct answertrauma-induced psychosisPoints earned on this question: 10Question 6(Worth 10 points)Carlos is Roberto's compadre. This means that Carlos is Roberto'sfriend.brother.godparent.This is a correct answergrandparent.Points earned on this question: 0Question 7(Worth 10 points)A set of expectations on how one is to behave sexually is calledsexual philosophy.sexual experience.sexual script.This is acorrect answersexual myth.Points earned on this question: 10

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Question 8(Worth 10 points)Until the last generation, a(n) ____ was the dominant model used to explain male-female differences.multifactor gender roleunipolar gender rolebipolar gender roleThis is a correct answercontinuum gender rolePoints earned on this question: 0Question 9(Worth 10 points)____ refer to the beliefs we have of ourselves and others regarding appropriate maleand female personality traits and activities.Gender rolesGender-role stereotypesGender-role attitudesThis is a correct answerGender-role behaviorsPoints earned on this question: 10Question 10(Worth 10 points)Actual activities we engage in as males and females areknown as

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gender roles.gender-role stereotypes.gender-role attitudes.gender-role behaviors.This is a correct answerPoints earned on this question: 10Question 11(Worth 10 points)Mother only familesare more likely to be poor than are two parent families.TrueThis is a correct answerFalsePoints earned on this question: 10Question 12(Worth 10 points)Feelings commonly associated with love according to Zick Rubin areneeding,caring, tolerating, trusting.This is a correct answertrusting, happiness, desire, caring.caring, desiring, trusting, needing.happiness, caring, trusting, respect.Points earned on this question: 10

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Question 13(Worth 10 points)All of the following statements are true regarding gender differences in communicationEXCEPTwives tend to send clearer messages than husbands.husbands tend to set the emotional tone of an argument.This is a correct answerwives tend to use emotionalappeals more than husbands.husbands tend to give neutral messages or to withdraw.Points earned on this question: 0Question 14(Worth 10 points)A statement such as "Everyone should get married" is an example ofa value judgment.This is acorrect answeran objective statement.an ethnocentric fallacy.a stereotype.Points earned on this question: 10Question 15(Worth 10 points)Older husbands and wives engage in less frequent conflict.TrueThis is a correct answer

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FalsePoints earned on this question: 10Question 16(Worth 10 points)Kate decided to leave her husband because she believed she was putting much moreinto the relationship than she was getting out of it. Kate's decision to leave was affectedbythebalance of costs and benefits.This is a correct answernormative inputs.structural constraints.obsessing over the relationship.Points earned on this question: 10Question 17(Worth 10 points)Restricting people to spouses from within their same group (tribe, race, or religion) is know as endogamy.TrueThis is a correct answerFalsePoints earned on this question: 10Question 18(Worth 10 points)The rules of critical thinking call forpersonal experience.

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