Jenny is studying gender.  In her research, she finds often women are discouraged from applying for certain jobs.  These particular jobs are high paying.  She believes that women are the subordinate group.  Which sociological perspective is Jenny using in her study?

The _____________ view of gender means that people are either male or female - nothing else.

True or false: A person’s sex, as determined by his or her biology, does not always correspond with his or her gender.

The American Psychological Association (APA) has never defined homosexuality as an abnormal or deviant disorder. 

Transgender people are homosexual. 

_____ is biological while ______ is behavioral. 

Frank thinks that men and women behave differently due to differences in their biology. This is called:

Lollie was born male.  However, at 23 begins living as a woman.  Lollie is:   

Kathy has a twin brother, Karl.  Kathy and Karl are 16.  Kathy has a curfew of midnight but Karl can stay out as late as he wants.  This is an example of:

Jamie was born male, but feels more comfortable behaving like a woman.   In Jamie's case, her gender identity does not match her biological sex.

In the 1980's, HIV/AIDS patients were treated terribly by members of the general public because they were assumed to be gay.   This is an example of: 

For Hanukkah, Ross is given a Thomas the Train while his sister Monica is given a Barbie.  Sociologists call this: 

Joan and Bert are hired the same day at Joe's Sandwich Shop.  This is a first job for both.  Immediately, the boss assigns Bert the task of taking care of the money.  Joan is told to sweep and clean.  Joan is dealing with:  

When Jack marries, he feels that he will work and his wife will stay home.  He feels that because she is biologically smaller and her body is "made" to have children, their gender roles should be divided up by biology.  Which theoretical perspective best fits Jack's ideas?

Which theory questions the ways society perceives and experiences sex, gender, and sexuality?