For this response paper, I want you to think about the stereotypes associated with maleness and femaleness and answer some of the following questions.
1. To what degree do you feel you identify with characteristics associated with your own gender?
2. To what degree do you feel you identify with characteristics associated with the opposite gender?
3. Have you ever felt as though society or specific people have pressured you to be – characteristic that you werent, just because you were male or female?
4. You dont have to answer this, but please at least think about it. Have you ever stereotyped someone based on gender, that they should be a certain way?
5. How have gender roles changed over the last 50 years?
6. How have they NOT changed since hunter-gatherer days?
7.Do you think we will always have gender roles?
8. Are gender roles helpful in some way or do they only perpetuate stereotypes?
Specifications:
250-300 words
Double- Spaced, not longer than one page (but if a little longer, ok.)
Times New Roman, 12 point font
Sample Paper Format:
[Your Name]
PSYC 1113- Section #
[Date]
[word count]
[Title] [Your Title/Subject]
250-300 words commentary
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