Analyzing the Many Ways in Which Gender Is Socially Constructed

question 3

Multiple Choice

Analyzing the many ways in which gender is socially constructed in different societies around the world is an example of which of the following?

• A) essentialist perspective
• B) cross-cultural approach
• C) functionalist perspective
• D) feminist approach

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Definitions:

Chiral

A term describing molecules or objects that cannot be superimposed on their mirror images, often leading to enantiomers in molecular systems.

Asymmetric Carbons

Atoms of carbon in a molecular structure that are bonded to four different groups, leading to optical isomerism.

Ethos

The characteristic spirit, beliefs, and moral values of a culture, group, or individual, influencing attitudes and behaviors.

Basic Values

Fundamental beliefs that guide behavior and decision-making for individuals and groups.