Com316 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

uestion 1: The unnecessary highlighting of a person’s sex or gender through language is called Answer(s): • spotlighting (correct) • creating generic language • ambiguous gender • loaded gender language Question 2: Wood explains that boys’ games in childhood are reflected in men’s adult use of language. Which of the following is NOT an example given by Wood of men’s use of language? Answer(s): • asserting ideas • solving problems • maintaining others’ attenti...

COM316 Module 1 quiz with correct answers 2023A ____________ refers to a researcher's application of a worldview about knowledge when studying a topic. Approach (correct) The worldview that links "truth" to human perceptions and use qualitative research methods is named... Interpretive/humanistic (correct) The sex of a fetus is determined by its... Chromosomes (correct) The first psychologist to challenge Lawrence Kohlberg's theory of moral development was... Carol G...

COM 316 / COM316 EXAM 1 LATEST GENDER AND COMMUNICATION QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS When we reduce men and women to their basic “natural” sex qualities, we run the risk of stereotyping sexual harassment essentializing constructing masculinity as “invisible” Question 2 1.5 / 1.5 pts The Communication scholar who critiques the presence of sexism in our language is named Angela Trethewey Cheris Kramarae Hugh Downs Marsha Houston Question 3 biological sex 0...

COM 316 / COM316 EXAM 1 LATEST GENDER AND COMMUNICATION QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS When we reduce men and women to their basic “natural” sex qualities, we run the risk of stereotyping sexual harassment essentializing constructing masculinity as “invisible” Question 2 1.5 / 1.5 pts The Communication scholar who critiques the presence of sexism in our language is named Angela Trethewey Cheris Kramarae Hugh Downs Marsha Houston Question 3 biological sex 0 / 1.5 pts sex...

COM 316 / COM316 EXAM 1 LATEST GENDER AND COMMUNICATION QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS When we reduce men and women to their basic “natural” sex qualities, we run the risk of stereotyping sexual harassment essentializing constructing masculinity as “invisible” Question 2 1.5 / 1.5 pts The Communication scholar who critiques the presence of sexism in our language is named Angela Trethewey Cheris Kramarae Hugh Downs Marsha Houston Question 3 biological sex 0 / 1.5 pts sex...

COM 316 / COM316 EXAM 1 LATEST VERSION GENDER AND COMMUNICATION QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS. ALREADY GRADED A

Question 1: The unnecessary highlighting of a person’s sex or gender through language is called Answer(s): • spotlighting (correct) • creating generic language • ambiguous gender • loaded gender language Question 2: Wood explains that boys’ games in childhood are reflected in men’s adult use of language. Which of the following is NOT an example given by Wood of men’s use of language? Answer(s): • asserting ideas • solving problems • maintaining others’ attent...

COM 316 / COM316 EXAM 1 LATEST GENDER AND COMMUNICATION QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS

Haas suggestsgender presentation that intersex children may have a claim for medical malpractice based on violation of a United States law that prohibits male circumcision psychological trauma genital mutilation sex reassignment Question 5 1.5 / 1.5 pts According to Haas, medical “treatment” of intersexuals has been practiced in the United States since the 1930s 1950s 1970s 1990s Question 6 1.5 / 1.5 pts When asked what it means to be a father, Thomas replies, “It means that...