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of security. Cries a lot. Emotional. Verbal. Kind. Tactful. Nurturing. ● "boy" Longer shorts Jeans T-shirts Trucks/ cars Balls/ Bats Tracks Trains ● Gender Rols Sterotypes (Including that gender is "binary") Traditional Gender Stereotypes. Feminine. Masculine Transformers Superhero movies Pokemon Aggressive. Independent. Not easily influenced. Dominant. Active. Worldly. Not easily hurt emotionally. Decisive. Not at all talkative. Tough. Less sensitive to other's feelings. Not very desirous of security. Rarely cries. Logical. Analytical. Cruel. Blunt Not nurturing. "girl" Dresses/ skirts Short shorts Pinks/purples Barbies Dolls/ Babies Houses/ kitchens Stuffed animals Social Construction of Gender O Dora Barbies Doc Mcstuffins Socialization of Gender O How do gender role stereotypes and expectations (nurture) impact people in society? ■ Occupational differences (women in roles that traditionally pay less) ■ Domestic activities differences Lower representation of women in leadership roles Outcomes Gender is also socialized (nurture) ■ During the first 6 months of life girls are more talked to, cries responded to faster; By one year, girls are encouraged to stay near caretaker and boys encouraged to move further away ■ Infants/childrens' clothing ■ Toys ■ Childrens' media • Follow-up on "I'm not a Feminist but.." ● ● O Common misconceptions about feminism? ■ Radical agenda If your feminist you hate men ■ Stigma of different definiton of socitety feminism vs book defintion Definiton wanting equal opportunities between men and women with social, political, economic level o Why does the author argue we need feminism? ■ Perpetuates the stigma Sexual and Romantic Orientations - a Spectrum o Sexual and romantic identity are separate from gender and sex O Some folks use labels like heterosexual/heteroromantic, gay, lesbian, bisexual/romantic, pansexual/romantic Health Disparities Among Sexual Minorities O Sexual orientation has only been included on large scale health surveillance surveys recently O Gaining information about psychiatric, health, and socioeconomic disparities Health Disparities o Based on 2001-2008 BRFS data (N= 67358), 3% identifies as sexual minorities with increased prevalence of (not a comprehensive list): ■ Activity limitations ■ Tension/worry/sadness/suicidal ideation ■ Smoking ■ Drug use ■ Asthma ■ Sexual victimization ■ Experience of violence ■ Greater risk for cardiovascular disease & diabetes o People identifying as "gay" or "lesbian" were MORE likely to have a 4-year college degree but also MORE likely to be unemployed O Differences were also noticeable in having health insurance, having a health care provider, and socioeconomic status Mechanisms of Health Disparities o Unequal access to health resources o SES O Elevated adversity