When People Ascribe to Themselves the Traits, Behaviors, and Roles

question 9

Multiple Choice

When people ascribe to themselves the traits, behaviors, and roles normative for people of their sex in their culture, they are becoming ________.

• A) gender-typed
• B) sexually typed
• C) encultured
• D) stereotyped

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Definitions:

Social-Organizational Basis

The underlying social structures, relationships, and roles within an organization that shape its culture and influence its operations.

Perceived Injustice

An individual's or group's interpretation or feeling that they have been treated unfairly or unequally, often leading to dissatisfaction, resentment, or social unrest.

Frame Alignment

A process in social movement theory that involves aligning individual interests, values, and beliefs with those of a broader social movement.

Resource Mobilization

The process of gathering resources (financial, human, informational, etc.) needed to support and accomplish goals, particularly in social movements.