According to Martin and Halverson's Gender-Schema Theory, Children Learn

question 10

Multiple Choice

According to Martin and Halverson's gender-schema theory, children learn

• A) gender roles through reinforcement and punishment.
• B) gender-appropriate behavior after achieving gender constancy.
• C) gender-appropriate behavior by paying attention to experiences and events that are gender-appropriate.
• D) gender roles through prenatal exposure to sex hormones.

Recognize the importance of critical organizational communication research in understanding power and resistance at the everyday level.

Explain the role of power in shaping organizational decisions and employee behavior.

Understand the role of ideological struggle in shaping social reality.

Grasp the concept of emotional labor and its importance in organizational contexts.

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Definitions:

Patrilateral Parallel-cousin

A type of kinship relationship where children of a father's brother or a mother's sister are considered close relatives, often seen in cultures with strong patrilineal descent.

Parallel-cousin Marriage

A type of cousin marriage where individuals marry cousins from their parent's same sibling (e.g., two brothers' children or two sisters' children marrying each other).

Fraternal Polyandry

A form of marriage in which a woman is married to two or more men who are brothers, practiced in some cultures for economic and societal reasons.