How Does the Interactionist Approach Understand Gender

question 2

Multiple Choice

How does the interactionist approach understand gender?

• A) It claims that gender is a set of social roles that each person in a society needs to take on for social interactions to run smoothly.
• B) It considers gender to be an essential property of each human.
• C) It suggests that gender is produced at an "intersection" with race, class, and sexuality.
• D) It sees gender as a social practice that people produce or "do" in specific contexts and situations.

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Definitions:

Transactional Leadership

A leadership style focused on routine, structure, and rewards to manage followers, emphasizing clear transactions between the leader and the followers.

Social Exchange Theory

A theoretical framework suggesting that social behavior is the result of an exchange process, aiming to maximize benefits and minimize costs.

LMX Differentiation

The variation in the quality of relationships between leaders and members within a team, impacting team dynamics and member outcomes.

Group Harmony

The degree of agreement, peace, and unity within a group, facilitating cooperative and smooth interactions.