The Personal-Social Identity Continuum Recognizes That

question 2

Multiple Choice

The personal-social identity continuum recognizes that .

• A)we see ourselves as being more consistent across situations than we really are
• B)we can see ourselves differently,depending on circumstances
• C)we are part of a number of different social groups
• D)we see ourselves primarily as individuals
• E)we present many different "selves," depending on the social grouping

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Definitions:

Traditional Gender Roles

Social and behavioral norms that are widely considered appropriate for individuals of a specific sex within a particular culture.

Sole Breadwinner

The only individual in a household who earns the income that supports the family financially.

Abusive Relationships

Interpersonal relationships characterized by the regular occurrence of abusive behavior by one partner towards another.

Feminist Theories

A collection of ideas and perspectives aimed at understanding and challenging the inequalities that women face in society.