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The theory that gender is learned is called  :-- differential socialization The theory that gender is "hardwired" is called  :-- biological determinism social advantage that is not apparent to those who benefit from it  :-- invisible privilege According to Kimmel, social position is ...

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WGS Study Guide Questions and Answers
The theory that gender is learned is called

 :-- differential socialization

The theory that gender is "hardwired" is called

 :-- biological determinism

social advantage that is not apparent to those who benefit from it

 :-- invisible privilege

According to Kimmel, social position is based on the ____________________ of gender with

other aspects of identity, sucy as ethnicity, class, sexual orientation, age, etc.

 :-- intersection

According to Kimmel, which of the socializing institutions listed below is the first one most of

us encounter?

 :-- family

Working women faced with `second shift` at home

 :-- 1970`s-90`s

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Beginning of strict separation between public world of work/business and private, domestic

sphere

 :-- 19th Century

Rise in marriage rates; descrease in marriage age

 :-- Post WWII

Shift from agrarian/small business economy to industrialized market economy

 :-- 19th Century

Economic boom; many government supports for families

 :-- Post WWII

Decline in governmental supports for families

 :-- 1970`s-90`s

Author of `Thoughts Concerning Education` (1693)

 :-- John Locke

Author of Tales of Mother Goose

 :-- Charles Perrault

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Introduced the concept of tabula rasa

 :-- John Locke

Author of A Little Pretty Pocket Book (1744)

 :-- John Newbery

Emphasized children`s moral development through simple living

 :-- Jean Jacques Rousseau

Author of early 19th-century collections of fairy tales

 :-- Grimm brothers

Author of Emile, or Treatise on Education (1762)

 :-- Jean Jacques Rousseau

Considered `Golden Age` of children`s literature

 :-- Victorian period (mid/late 19th century)

Increased literacy, as a result of the Puritan emphasis on reading the Bible

 :-- 17th century

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No books written specifically for children except those meant for academic instruction (primers)

 :-- 17th century

Idealized concept of childhood (influenced by the Romantic Movement) led to tremendous

increase in literature written specifically for children

 :-- Victorian period (mid/late 19th century)

Small numbers of books began to be written specifically for children; moral development was

considered primary role of children`s reading

 :-- 18th century

Serious authors began writing children`s literature intended primarily for amusement

 :-- Victorian period (mid/late 19th century)

Libraries began to designate separate shelves or rooms for children

 :-- 20th century

Advancements in publishing and printing led to more and better quality illustrations, done by

talented artists, in children`s books

 :-- Victorian period (mid/late 19th century)

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