Gender Com Exam 2

Men in the Harvey study described limiting their intimate communication with one another as an act of covert intimacy as they were afraid of:

I offered the expression "cowgirl up" as an example of what during gendered sex language?

What is the term that describes how words work together to form screens?

Partners who are both controlling and violent in a relationship are engaging in:

When we refer to the opposite sexes we are using:

When a woman is uncomfortable walking across campus because someone makes a remark about her appearance; it is an example of:

What are the three phases in the cycle of violence?

The majority of women in the Khan study did not believe that women who were too impaired to resist and were forced were raped:

• True

• False

According to Wood; mutual violent control refers to a relationship where both partners are controlling and violent:

• True

• False

The practice of verbal and physical violence, humiliation and shaming usually done in public by males to other males is called:

A term coined by bell hooks that describes the use of speech as resistance is:

Micro inequities are negative often non-verbal messages that occur in orginizational settings that can be viewed as extensions of gendered harassment:

• True

• False

When unnecessary gender or sex labels are placed on words it is an example of the marking of language:

• True

• False

The truncated passive is the use of a passive verb that allows for the agent of action to be deleted from the sentence, such as; the woman was raped rather than, the man raped the woman:

• True

• False

According to the Harvey article men who are excluded from all male clubs are called:

Congressmen and mankind are example of:

Non-forcible sexual contact is called:

Marital rape is still not recognized as rape in most states:

• True

• False

In the Defrancisco and Palczewski article they use the example of Loretta Lynn's song "the pill" as an example of a previous topic of silence that then reached public attention:

• True

• False

Linguistic relativity or the idea that language structures peoples understandings of their reality is also known as Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis:

• True

• False

As an example of gender proxemics:

The cycle of violence is made up of four phases:

• True

• False

More than half of Woods participants expressed remorse over intimate partner violence:

• True

• False

Intimate terrorism happens when violence happens in a non-controlling relationship:

• True

• False

Khans study of rape sampled from American female high school students:

• True

• False

Relational identities are often enacted by males in relationships and often suggest a fear of intimacy:

• True

• False

Counter-public sphere theory posits that there is only one public and only one counter public:

• True

• False

Two consistent characteristics of all cross dressers is that they wear clothes typically associated with the opposite gender and they are homosexual:

• True

• False

Invoking strategic essentialism can be dangerous because it can threaten to boil a particular group in its issues down to simply an identity:

• True

• False

Framing explains how words work together to form screens that direct attention toward some ideas and away from others:

• True

• False

Sports are seen as one avenue through which men can enact relational identities:

• True

• False

According to Khan; women who labled their expirience as rape were:

• More likely to have been assaulted by a non-romantic partner

• More likely to have been assaulted by an intimate partner

• More likely to have expirienced forceful male aggression in other sexual encounters

• More likely to have been intoxicated