Question 1

Match the definition to the corresponding concept
-Allows men to explore their inner experiences, promotes emotional closeness with other men, and de-emphasizes material and external satisfactions.

A) Initiation rites for men
B) The Mythopoetic Men's Movement
C) Avoidance of emotionally-laden interventions
D) White males
E) Native American or First Nations Men

Accepted Answer

Gender role conflict refers to the struggles that result from conflicting or unrealistic socialization messages about gender roles.

Answer: D
 Cultural expectations for men refer to societal beliefs and norms about how men should behave, which can have negative effects on their mental and physical health.

Answer: C
 Violence and partner relational abuse can be a result of toxic masculinity and the belief that men should be dominant and aggressive in relationships.

Note: None of the concepts listed match the definition of fathering, which refers to the role of a male parent in raising and nurturing children.

Question 2

Match the definition to the corresponding concept
-Overrepresented in positions of power and influence.

A) Initiation rites for men
B) The Mythopoetic Men's Movement
C) Avoidance of emotionally-laden interventions
D) White males
E) Native American or First Nations Men

Accepted Answer

The definition provided aligns with the cultural values often associated with men, which include wealth, power, sexuality, and competitiveness.

Question 3

Match the definition to the corresponding concept
-Results from socialization messages that are unrealistic or contradictory. Linked to depression, poor health, and lower psychological well-being.

A) Gender role conflict
B) Cultural values of men
C) Violence and partner relational abuse
D) Cultural expectations for men
E) Fathering

A

Accepted Answer

Witnessing abusive behavior and the socialization of males to be aggressive and in control are aspects that contribute to violence and partner relational abuse.

Question 4

Match the definition to the corresponding concept
-More traditional men may be open to going to ""classes"" or ""workshops"" as opposed to ""personal counseling"".

A) Initiation rites for men
B) The Mythopoetic Men's Movement
C) Avoidance of emotionally-laden interventions
D) White males
E) Native American or First Nations Men

Accepted Answer

Cultural expectations for men often include the need to appear strong and independent, to hide weaknesses, and to take action rather than show vulnerability or emotions.

Question 5

Match the definition to the corresponding concept
-Males are socialized to be aggressive and in control no matter what. Witnessing abusive behavior contributes to normalizing abuse

A) Gender role conflict
B) Cultural values of men
C) Violence and partner relational abuse
D) Cultural expectations for men
E) Fathering

C

Accepted Answer

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Question 6

Match the definition to the corresponding concept
-Important to hide weaknesses, remain strong, solve problems independently, keep feelings to oneself and take action

A) Gender role conflict
B) Cultural values of men
C) Violence and partner relational abuse
D) Cultural expectations for men
E) Fathering

Accepted Answer

All of these concepts involve some form of initiation or training for young men, often with a focus on discipline, leadership, and physical toughness.

Answer: C 
 This concept refers to approaches to therapy or counseling that prioritize cognitive and behavioral strategies over emotional exploration or expression. None of the concepts listed involve therapeutic interventions.

Answer: D 
 None of the concepts listed specifically relate to race or ethnicity, but they all have a historical association with white male culture in North America.

Answer: None of the above 
 None of the concepts listed specifically relate to Indigenous men's experiences or traditions. The concept of the Warrior archetype, for example, is often associated with Indigenous cultures, but it is not represented in the options given.

Question 7

Match the definition to the corresponding concept
-Allows men to explore their inner experiences, promotes emotional closeness with other men, and de-emphasizes material and external satisfactions.

A) Initiation rites for men
B) The Mythopoetic Men's Movement
C) Avoidance of emotionally-laden interventions
D) White males
E) Native American or First Nations Men

Accepted Answer

The definition matches the concept of the Mythopoetic Men's Movement.

Question 8

Match the definition to the corresponding concept
-Overrepresented in positions of power and influence.

A) Initiation rites for men
B) The Mythopoetic Men's Movement
C) Avoidance of emotionally-laden interventions
D) White males
E) Native American or First Nations Men

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Accepted Answer

This statement reflects a tendency to avoid emotionally-laden interventions, such as personal counseling, which is more intimate and direct. Instead, more traditional men might prefer classes or workshops, which can be perceived as less direct or personal, aligning with a general avoidance of emotionally-laden interventions.

Question 9

Match the definition to the corresponding concept
-May express anger or physical abuse due to loss of traditional male roles

A) Initiation rites for men
B) The Mythopoetic Men's Movement
C) Avoidance of emotionally-laden interventions
D) White males
E) Native American or First Nations Men

Accepted Answer

The concept of White males refers to the social identity of people who identify as both White and male, who historically and currently are overrepresented in positions of power and influence.

Answer: E
 The concept of Native American or First Nations Men refers to the social identity of people who identify as both Indigenous and male, who have their own unique experiences and challenges.

Answer: A
 Initiation rites for men refer to traditions or rituals that mark a boy's transition into manhood, often practiced in various cultures throughout the world.

Answer: B
 The Mythopoetic Men's Movement refers to a social movement that emerged in the 1980s and emphasized a return to traditional masculine values to help men find a sense of meaning and purpose in their lives.

Answer: C
 The concept of avoidance of emotionally-laden interventions refers to the tendency to avoid confronting or addressing difficult emotional issues or experiences in therapy or other types of interventions.

Question 10

Match the definition to the corresponding concept
-Males are socialized to be aggressive and in control no matter what. Witnessing abusive behavior contributes to normalizing abuse

A) Gender role conflict
B) Cultural values of men
C) Violence and partner relational abuse
D) Cultural expectations for men
E) Fathering

Accepted Answer

This definition aligns with some of the challenges faced by Native American or First Nations men, who may experience anger or resort to physical abuse as a reaction to the erosion or loss of their traditional roles within their societies. This is a complex issue tied to the broader impacts of colonization, cultural disruption, and social change on indigenous communities.

Deck 12: Counseling Men