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Question 21
Multiple Choice
When one preschooler told another that "anybody can have a penis, only girls wear barrettes," the former child was
Question 22
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If men and women aren't naturally opposite, then why do they act so differently so much of the time?
Question 23
Essay
Why do men and women act so differently so often if gender differences aren´t biological predispositions? If a man really can "pass" as a woman or a woman as a man, why is this kind of transgender performance so rare?
Question 24
Essay
Use an example of a back-and-forth interaction between two individuals to distinguish among (a) gender policing, (b) giving accounts for breaking gender rules, (c) resisting gender policing, and (d) anticipatory gender self-policing. Clearly label each piece of the interaction you describe (real or imaginary) with the appropriate term for what their words/actions represent.
Question 25
Multiple Choice
Rebellion against gender rules will have what character?
Question 26
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Provide an example of two strongly contrasting gender performances by women (or by men), both of which American culture defines as fully acceptable and following gender rules adequately, but which seem to be the reverse of each other. Explain how such divergent roles can exist if there are gender rules that people are following.
Question 27
Essay
How do gender performances that are explicit and exaggerated about flouting gender rules (as in drag shows or Halloween costumes) relate to the gender binary? In what ways do they support and/or subvert and/or ignore the gender rules of daily life?