According to the feminist approach, traditional stereotypes imply which of the following aspects about the women?

• A) Vulnerable, weak, and dependent
• B) Weak, capable, and dependant
• C) Weak, independent, and miserable
• D) Weak, less capable and dependent

At which age peer groups developed, when schooling starts and generally same sex groups are formed?

• A) Six or seven years
• B) Four or five years
• C) Ten or eleven years
• D) Eight or nine years

In how many stages, gender stereotypes are developed?

• A) Two
• B) Three
• C) Five
• D) Four

According to Roger’s Theory, which of the following is seen as set of expectations for gender roles?

• A) Ideal self
• B) Real self
• C) Conditional positive regard
• D) Unconditional positive regard

Who maintains that gender role associated behaviors are learnt and not innate?

• A) The Behaviorists
• B) The Functionalists
• C) The Humanists
• D) The Psychoanalysts

Which of the following refers to expected set of thinking and behavior patterns for males and females?

• A) Sex-typing
• B) Sex function
• C) Sex role
• D) Sex identification

Operant conditioning does not include which of the followings?

• A) Extinction
• B) Observation
• C) Punishment
• D) Reinforcement

Which of the following developmental factor involves gender differences and is simultaneous in girls while in boys it follows a sequence?

• A) Gender stability and gender consistency
• B) Gender role identification
• C) Gender Role Preference
• D) Gender role adoption

The extreme difference in men and women is found in which of the followings?

• A) Power
• B) Aggression
• C) Reasoning
• D) Intelligence

Which of the following explains that child develops the concept of being male or female first and then gender behaviors are learnt?

• A) Cerebral lateralization theory
• B) Social learning theory
• C) Cognitive development theory
• D) Psycho-analytical theories

Which of the followings are two cognitive ingredients of gender constancy?

• A) Gender role recognition and gender stability
• B) Gender stability and gender consistency
• C) Gender role adoption and gender stability
• D) Gender consistency and gender role recognition

Considering that a boy/girl will grow up as men or women respectively, gender is fixed, permanent and an integral feature of their personality is the concept refers to:

• A) Gender identification
• B) Gender stability
• C) Gender consistency
• D) Schema

According to which of the following perspective, “Psychosexual stages of development take place with possibility of particular conflicts at different stages”?

• A) Contemporary Perspective
• B) Karen Horney’s Perspective
• C) Psychoanalytic Feminism Perspective
• D) Freudian Perspective

Gender stereotypes are formed, held, and practiced as a result of male-dominance, and female-subservience in the society is the main concept of which of the followings?

• A) Matriarchal Approach
• B) Psychoanalytic Approach
• C) Feminist Approach
• D) Masculine Approach

Who among the following becomes more victim of bullying among both genders?

• A) Both from seniors and peers
• B) No gender difference found
• C) Girls from older girls and peers
• D) Boys from older boys and peers

Development of sex-typing starts with sex-identity that is:

• A) Attraction towards the same sex
• B) Sense of recognizing the opposite sex
• C) Sense of being male or female
• D) Attraction towards opposite sex

Which one of the following stages of gender stereotype development is at about 6 years of age and development of indirect associations for behavior associated with gender begins to develop?

• A) Stage four
• B) Stage two
• C) Stage five
• D) Stage three

Which of the following starts emerging when children begin to develop a sense of self?

• A) Gender samenes
• B) Gender impartiality
• C) Gender equality
• D) Gender differences

Which of the following have the stance that children learn about what sex they have, what it mean to be a male or female based on their observation of gender roles?

• A) Gender Schema Theory
• B) Cognitive Theory
• C) Behavioral Theory
• D) Learning Theory

Authoritarian parents do make what kind of expression for their children requiring them to obey?

• A) Love
• B) Passive
• C) Hate
• D) Submissive