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Chapter Gender Roles and Power in the Family Chapter 7

Chapter Gender Roles and Power in the Family Chapter 7

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I. Introductory “Quiz”

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Chapter

Gender Roles and Power in the

FamilyChapter 7

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Chapter OverviewI. Introductory “Quiz”II. Thought for the WeekIII. HandoutsIV. The Evolution of Power in the FamilyV. Types of Power PatternsVI. YJUVII. Critical ThinkingVIII. Decision Making GuideIX. Reminder

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I. Introductory “Quiz”

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1. Most happy couples divide work along traditional lines:

housework for women and yard work for men.

False

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2. Men and women are members of the “opposite sex” because we

are more different than alike.

False

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3. In most cultures, women are perceived as being as intelligent

as men.

True

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4. Studies have found that persons with a good balance of

masculine and feminine traits are more loving than those who are

not.True

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5. The reason household tasks are a source of conflict is that women

do most of the work.

True

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6. In some societies, women bring home the bacon and men take

care of the children.

True

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7. Feminists believe that all men are good for is impregnation and

income.

False

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8. The ability to make a partner laugh is seen as power in a

relationship.

True

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9. Equality nurtures intimacy.

True

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10. Macho-ism and the “win-at-all-costs” attitudes may contribute to

men’s health problems.

True

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II. Thought for the Week:There’s no such thing as “men’s work”

and “women’s work.” There is only work that needs to be done.

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III. Handouts

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IV. The Evolution of Power in the Family

A. Hunters and GatherersB. Horticultural/PastoralC. AgriculturalD. IndustrialE. Post Industrial

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V. Types of Power Patterns

A. Husband-DominantB. Wife-DominantC. SyncraticD. AutonomicE. Homework: Research Findings (see

pg.217-220)

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VI. YJUAs a society, we have

achieved equity.

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VII. Critical Thinking:

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Will we ever achieve egalitarianism?

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Can there be equality if the man is the “head of the home” and the wife

is the “heart of the home”?

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VIII. Decision Making Guide

A. Could it retard or injure your… moral progress?

B. Could it create unhappy or unpeaceful memories?

C. Is it contrary to [your morals and values]?D. Could it harm any individual, family, or

group?E. Would the decision make [you] a better

person?F. Could [personal growth] be derived from

this particular action?

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IX. Reminder: Your Expenses Homework is due next

week. Make sure it is neatly typed as shown in Ch. 5’s PowerPoint presentation.