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Sometimes the Social Becomes Personal
... you are an immigrant, your sexual orientation, and whether you are cisgender or transgender. Some of these positions are roles or situations that can be defined independently of any characteristics of the individuals who occupy them. The class of your family of origin, an organization you belong to ...
... you are an immigrant, your sexual orientation, and whether you are cisgender or transgender. Some of these positions are roles or situations that can be defined independently of any characteristics of the individuals who occupy them. The class of your family of origin, an organization you belong to ...
Interpreting angina: symptoms along a gender
... What is already known about this subject? ▸ It is widely believed that angina symptoms are different in men and women, often reinforced by terms such as ‘typical angina’, describing symptoms common in men, and ‘atypical angina’, describing symptoms common in women, despite a higher prevalence of ang ...
... What is already known about this subject? ▸ It is widely believed that angina symptoms are different in men and women, often reinforced by terms such as ‘typical angina’, describing symptoms common in men, and ‘atypical angina’, describing symptoms common in women, despite a higher prevalence of ang ...
PERSPECTIVES OF TITLE IX 1 Abstract The purpose of the - K-REx
... Kim, Andrew, Mahony, and Hums (2008) surveyed student-athletes to gain their perceptions of resource distribution, discovering revenue sport athletes perceived fairness on the basis of equality and need principles more so than non-revenue sport athletes. They concluded differences in fairness of res ...
... Kim, Andrew, Mahony, and Hums (2008) surveyed student-athletes to gain their perceptions of resource distribution, discovering revenue sport athletes perceived fairness on the basis of equality and need principles more so than non-revenue sport athletes. They concluded differences in fairness of res ...
Ovulatory cycle effects on tip earnings by lap dancers: economic
... discotheques without their partners tended to dress more provocatively if they had higher estradiol levels; however, that study did not directly assess cycle phase.) Gangestad, Thornhill, and Garver (2002) found convergent evidence that men's real-world behavior is sensitive to their female partners ...
... discotheques without their partners tended to dress more provocatively if they had higher estradiol levels; however, that study did not directly assess cycle phase.) Gangestad, Thornhill, and Garver (2002) found convergent evidence that men's real-world behavior is sensitive to their female partners ...
Conditional Expression of Changes in Female Desires and Male
... and thus did not markedly compromise sampling of days within the high and low fertility phases. In total, 8.2% of fertile days and 7.0% of luteal phase days were missed, t(37) = .57, ns. During debriefing, participants verbally reported their impressions about the purpose of the study. Three thought ...
... and thus did not markedly compromise sampling of days within the high and low fertility phases. In total, 8.2% of fertile days and 7.0% of luteal phase days were missed, t(37) = .57, ns. During debriefing, participants verbally reported their impressions about the purpose of the study. Three thought ...
Fisioterapia em Movimento | Volume 24 | Número 1 | Janeiro/Março
... PF muscles contribute to orgasmic failure. However, it is not clear which aspects of these muscles, such as increased strength, endurance, or other aspects of ...
... PF muscles contribute to orgasmic failure. However, it is not clear which aspects of these muscles, such as increased strength, endurance, or other aspects of ...
Comparative Analysis - Department of English
... Abstinence is presented as the safest option, but it is not realistic to many of this young age group (Roye 591). The only way to accomplish their protection, according to Roye, is through sex education (591). Ellen Hopkins takes a different side on the subject. The main argument in her essay, “Sex ...
... Abstinence is presented as the safest option, but it is not realistic to many of this young age group (Roye 591). The only way to accomplish their protection, according to Roye, is through sex education (591). Ellen Hopkins takes a different side on the subject. The main argument in her essay, “Sex ...
Gender and Sexuality
... of their biological sex. When this occurs, negative sanctions are often applied to get them to conform or to punish them for their deviance. Members of society are often eager to use emotional and physical violence to enforce conventional gender roles. The second half of the chapter examines one of ...
... of their biological sex. When this occurs, negative sanctions are often applied to get them to conform or to punish them for their deviance. Members of society are often eager to use emotional and physical violence to enforce conventional gender roles. The second half of the chapter examines one of ...
The Impact of Lifetime Violence and Abuse on Pregnancy
... depressed, and never depressed. (They were not identified by abuse history.) Data were collected from spouses, adolescent children, and independent raters. Their findings demonstrated that interpersonal difficulties were not simply consequences of depressive symptoms. Women who were not currently de ...
... depressed, and never depressed. (They were not identified by abuse history.) Data were collected from spouses, adolescent children, and independent raters. Their findings demonstrated that interpersonal difficulties were not simply consequences of depressive symptoms. Women who were not currently de ...
Decker, M; Miller, E; Illangasekare, S; Silverman, J. Understanding gender-based violence perpetration to create a safer future for women and girls. The Lancet Global Health. 2013
... because of the paucity of data for the population that we need to understand the most: the perpetrators of gender-based violence. Most research into such violence focuses on victimisation, which provides invaluable insight into survivors’ experiences, risk factors, and needs for support. However, to ...
... because of the paucity of data for the population that we need to understand the most: the perpetrators of gender-based violence. Most research into such violence focuses on victimisation, which provides invaluable insight into survivors’ experiences, risk factors, and needs for support. However, to ...
Pushing Boundaries: Female Sexuality From World War II to the
... actions by claiming it as patriotic duty (Bailey, 1999). These victory girls, involved in promiscuous sexuality, further shifted authorities viewpoints of what constituted immoral sexual behavior. These women were not prostitutes whose sexual encounters were based on commercial gain; they were young ...
... actions by claiming it as patriotic duty (Bailey, 1999). These victory girls, involved in promiscuous sexuality, further shifted authorities viewpoints of what constituted immoral sexual behavior. These women were not prostitutes whose sexual encounters were based on commercial gain; they were young ...
The Patriarchal Class System in Nawal El Saadawi`s God
... inequality, which can leave many women subject to patriarchal class oppression. In this regard, El Saadawi attributes women’s oppression and subordination to the fact that the gap between the rich and the poor is increasing and that is why women are suffering more. They suffer from the capitalist ec ...
... inequality, which can leave many women subject to patriarchal class oppression. In this regard, El Saadawi attributes women’s oppression and subordination to the fact that the gap between the rich and the poor is increasing and that is why women are suffering more. They suffer from the capitalist ec ...
Sexuality in the Workplace: Organizational Control, Sexual
... in the workplace. Some sexual harassmentresearchershave suggested that women who do not label theirsexual experiencesas sexual harassmentare suffering fromfalse consciousness, implying thatall sexual behavioris harmfulto women (whetherthey think it is or not) and thereforeought to be eliminated from ...
... in the workplace. Some sexual harassmentresearchershave suggested that women who do not label theirsexual experiencesas sexual harassmentare suffering fromfalse consciousness, implying thatall sexual behavioris harmfulto women (whetherthey think it is or not) and thereforeought to be eliminated from ...
Hunting shadows of contraceptives side effects and
... evidence that women are becoming breadwinners in many African communities. Value reorientations, socioeconomic and political among other developments, have aggravated the situation (20-22). With the cumulative impact of poor economic growth and development, more emphasis is now on the liberalisation ...
... evidence that women are becoming breadwinners in many African communities. Value reorientations, socioeconomic and political among other developments, have aggravated the situation (20-22). With the cumulative impact of poor economic growth and development, more emphasis is now on the liberalisation ...
You are not alone: Understanding and recovering from
... ▫ VA disability rating (“Service connection”) is not required ▫ No specific diagnosis (e.g., PTSD) is required ▫ Many Veterans can receive care even if not eligible for other VHA care ▫ Incidents do not have to have been reported at the time ▫ Veterans can ask to meet with a provider of the same or ...
... ▫ VA disability rating (“Service connection”) is not required ▫ No specific diagnosis (e.g., PTSD) is required ▫ Many Veterans can receive care even if not eligible for other VHA care ▫ Incidents do not have to have been reported at the time ▫ Veterans can ask to meet with a provider of the same or ...
Disarmament, Demobilisation and Reintegration
... longer combatants stay in a cantonment site, the more likely it is that problems will arise, both in terms of the provision of assistance and security and the morale of those cantoned.”7 Thus, an effort is made to minimise combatants’ time in the camps and accomplish the above activities as quickly ...
... longer combatants stay in a cantonment site, the more likely it is that problems will arise, both in terms of the provision of assistance and security and the morale of those cantoned.”7 Thus, an effort is made to minimise combatants’ time in the camps and accomplish the above activities as quickly ...
slangs and gender a sociolinguistic perspective
... ‘You're a pussy’ i.e. describing a man using feminine slang was considered to be more offensive than ‘You’ve got balls’ i.e. describing a woman using masculine slang by both men and women. The question ‘Why do you think the word STUD has a positive connotation while the word SLUT has a negative conn ...
... ‘You're a pussy’ i.e. describing a man using feminine slang was considered to be more offensive than ‘You’ve got balls’ i.e. describing a woman using masculine slang by both men and women. The question ‘Why do you think the word STUD has a positive connotation while the word SLUT has a negative conn ...
Fashion advertising, men`s magazines, and sex in advertising: A
... body of research that includes very little of such work. ...
... body of research that includes very little of such work. ...
Sexuality: Social and Cultural Constructs of Women Represented
... believe, value, and behave according to the social constructs of the social systems we live in. Like our body-hood and our physical environments, social constructs act as constraints. Some scholars believe that social constructs are designed to generate human conformity and thus order (Lombardi, 1). ...
... believe, value, and behave according to the social constructs of the social systems we live in. Like our body-hood and our physical environments, social constructs act as constraints. Some scholars believe that social constructs are designed to generate human conformity and thus order (Lombardi, 1). ...
Prejudice: The Ubiquitous Social Phenomenon by E. Aronson, T.D.
... nurturant and less assertive than men (Deaux & Lewis, 1984). It is possible that this perception may be entirely role-related—that is, women have traditionally been assigned the role of homemaker and thus may be seen as more nurturant (see Deaux and La France, 1998). At the other end of the continuu ...
... nurturant and less assertive than men (Deaux & Lewis, 1984). It is possible that this perception may be entirely role-related—that is, women have traditionally been assigned the role of homemaker and thus may be seen as more nurturant (see Deaux and La France, 1998). At the other end of the continuu ...
PREJUDICE:
... nurturant and less assertive than men (Deaux & Lewis, 1984). It is possible that this perception may be entirely role-related—that is, women have traditionally been assigned the role of homemaker and thus may be seen as more nurturant (see Deaux and La France, 1998). At the other end of the continuu ...
... nurturant and less assertive than men (Deaux & Lewis, 1984). It is possible that this perception may be entirely role-related—that is, women have traditionally been assigned the role of homemaker and thus may be seen as more nurturant (see Deaux and La France, 1998). At the other end of the continuu ...
Making War On Women - Lindenwood University
... appears that their activities at first evoked little concern from McKinstry and his successor, John McNeil. Perhaps at first the provost marshal could discount the actions of women as insignificant. The subversive activities of Ann Bush and her friend Mrs. Burke could not go overlooked, however. Acc ...
... appears that their activities at first evoked little concern from McKinstry and his successor, John McNeil. Perhaps at first the provost marshal could discount the actions of women as insignificant. The subversive activities of Ann Bush and her friend Mrs. Burke could not go overlooked, however. Acc ...
Rules for Disclosing Privileged Communication
... - Men can’t be weak / vulnerable - Denial leads to quest for healing - Most men search for healing sexually • Wounds from the Father--lack of intimacy • Wounds from the Mother - Smothering -> disrespect of boundaries - Distant -> emotionally starved - Victims -> this is how men treat women ...
... - Men can’t be weak / vulnerable - Denial leads to quest for healing - Most men search for healing sexually • Wounds from the Father--lack of intimacy • Wounds from the Mother - Smothering -> disrespect of boundaries - Distant -> emotionally starved - Victims -> this is how men treat women ...
FIRST MONDAY SPECIAL ISSUE ON DIGITAL GENDER SHAME
... that were (predominately) “male, élite, Italian, middle-aged and citizen Roman” [20], and are strongly affected by genre, with different stereotypes employed across poetry, philosophy, and history. Female activity is often interpreted sexually in these ancient sources, due, in part, to “the strong t ...
... that were (predominately) “male, élite, Italian, middle-aged and citizen Roman” [20], and are strongly affected by genre, with different stereotypes employed across poetry, philosophy, and history. Female activity is often interpreted sexually in these ancient sources, due, in part, to “the strong t ...
Exploitation of women in mass media
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The exploitation of women in mass media is the use or portrayal of women in the mass media (such as television, film and advertising) to increase the appeal of media or a product to the detriment of, or without regard to, the interests of the women portrayed, or women in general. Feminists and other advocates of women's rights have criticized such exploitation. The most often criticized aspect of the use of women in mass media is sexual objectification.