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    Gender StereotypesGender roles” have been described as society’s shared beliefs that apply to individuals on the basis of their socially identified sex (Eagly‚ 2009) and are thus closely related to gender stereotypes. Stereotypes can be conceptualized as the descriptive aspects of gender roles‚ as they depict the attributes that an individual ascribes to a group of people (Eagly & Mladinic‚ 1989). Stereotyping is often seen as necessary‚ as it is a way of simplifying the overwhelming amount of

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    comprising of anything like gender‚ racial or age)‚ ideas‚ or even events (such as The Great Depression). Or the construction of representations

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    When the topic of feminism is brought up‚ it is either misjudged or misrepresented. When the topic of men being pro-feminist is brought up‚ that is also misjudged and misrepresented. When people think about gender roles and identities they are quick to assume them as well. Specifically that a boy should behave aggressively‚ look extremely muscular and have an urge of dominance around other peers. While the role of a female should always be polite‚ speak when spoken to and to always keep in mind of

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    Throughout this condensed semester in Gender Organizational Communication we have covered many topics that have struck emotional‚ political and social cords! Additionally we touched on legal and unethical topics regarding contemporary phenomenons. There are a few contemporary phenomenon’s that have resonated with me which include; the topic of gender and how the United States of America portrays and defines it‚ cultural stereotypes in the United States of American‚ and theories of why masculinity

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    Toys‚ Packaging‚ and Gender Stereotypes There is a visibly blatant distinction when walking into a toy store or isle of the divide of gender differences and interests. Pink is a standout color amongst half of the space‚ and blue sticks out amongst the other half. There are stereotypical notions‚ which attach the color pink to girls and blue to boys. The color-coded aisles reflect some kind of innate gender difference and assumed interests. What type of message is this form of visual culture sending

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    milk‚ food milk‚ liquid secreted by the mammary glands  of female mammals as food for their young. The milk of the cow is most widely used by humans‚ but the milk of the mare‚ goat‚ ewe‚ buffalo‚ camel‚ ass‚ zebra‚ reindeer‚ llama‚ and yak is also used. The composition of milk varies with the species‚ breed‚ feed‚ and condition of the animal. Jersey and Guernsey cows produce milk of high butterfat content; Holsteins produce larger quantities of milk but with a lower butterfat content. Milk prepared

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    Gender has prevailed as focal point throughout history. From the stone ages to modern day society‚ gender continues to shape cultures and communities around the world. Communication is a big part human interaction. But even communication is influenced by the varying gender roles society imposes. At one point in time the stereotype–women talking more than men–held validity. However‚ this is no longer true and now a common misconception continuously promoted by media. In today’s modern society‚ the

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    man is the bread-winner and the woman as the domesticated housewife was considered as the dominant idea constructed by a patriarchal society. This film tracks the unraveling of April and Frank Wheeler‚ a couple who had unwantedly settled with two children living in suburbia unable to get themselves out of the empty and meaningless life they have. April had thought she and Frank were different than everyone else around them that had fallen victim to conformity. She thought they were deserving of a

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    we were small children‚ our gender didn’t mean much other than our anatomy. We recognized differences between ourselves and the opposite sex‚ but it didn’t mean much as far as how we acted. The older that we got‚ observation and instruction began to dictate our behavior based on gender. We saw other children of the same gender acting a certain way and then we made the connection that that was how we were supposed to act also. Along with observation‚ adults and other older children told us things

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    Television is the industry which most commonly guilty of perpetrating gender roles and stereotypes. Very sharp contrasting stereotyping of gender roles on television can be noticed in commercials and advertisements. Gender stereotypes can also be found in children ’s TV programs. Television fails to represent the world realistically to its viewers. Daytime advertisements on television tend to portray men in stereotypical roles of authority and patriarchal dominance‚ while women are associated with

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