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Section B: Thematic Studies
1. Theme A: Relationships and Families
1.6 Families and Gender Equality
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Traditional family roles often assign specific responsibilities based on
gender
How does the traditional role of men as breadwinners impact women's opportunities?
Limits career development
Addressing patriarchal norms is crucial for promoting
gender equality
in families.
True
How does economic dependence of women affect their autonomy within families?
Reduces bargaining power
Economic dependence of women increases their bargaining power within the family.
False
What three principles should gender equality in families include?
Rights, opportunities, responsibilities
Match the concept with its description:
Gender equality ↔️ Equal rights and responsibilities
Gender inequality ↔️ Unequal power dynamics
Women are traditionally expected to manage the household and raise
children
.
True
What impact do patriarchal structures have on gender inequality in families?
Reinforce traditional roles
Sharing household chores and childcare responsibilities is an example of the equitable division of
labor
What is one way legislation can promote gender equality in families?
Prohibit discrimination
Match the social movement with its contribution to family equality:
Feminist movements ↔️ Challenged traditional roles
LGBTQ+ rights movements ↔️ Expanded family definition
Legislation helps address gender inequality by prohibiting discrimination in employment, education, and family
matters
Legal frameworks empower women within the
family
context by creating a level playing field.
True
Gender inequality in families leads to unequal power dynamics and
disproportionate
domestic responsibilities.
True
Traditional family roles can create gender inequality by limiting opportunities for women and reinforcing
unequal power structures
.
True
Match the factor contributing to gender inequality with its impact:
Patriarchal structures ↔️ Reinforce traditional gender roles
Economic dependence of women ↔️ Limits autonomy and bargaining power
Unequal division of domestic labor ↔️ Disproportionate responsibility for chores
Lack of shared decision-making ↔️ Greater male influence
Shared decision-making in families fosters mutual respect and
equality
The equitable division of labor reduces the burden on one gender, promoting a more cooperative and balanced family dynamic.
True
Arrange the following steps in creating an equitable family environment aligned with gender equality.
1️⃣ Equitable division of labor
2️⃣ Shared decision-making
Cultural norms often reinforce
traditional gender roles
, with men as breadwinners and women responsible for domestic duties.
Religious norms can discourage an equitable division of
labor
and shared decision-making between spouses.
What does the concept of shared family responsibilities entail?
Equal and joint distribution of duties
What is one benefit of collaborative decision-making in a shared responsibilities model?
Stronger and mutually respectful relationships
Gender equality in the family context refers to the principle that men and women should have equal rights, opportunities, and
responsibilities
Traditional family roles often assign men as primary breadwinners and women as household
managers
Patriarchal structures within families reinforce traditional gender roles and unequal power
dynamics
Overcoming societal and cultural factors is crucial for creating equitable family relationships based on gender equality.
True
Joint decision-making about finances and education empowers all family
members
Anti-discrimination laws are examples of legislation that promotes
gender equality
within families.
True
Cultural and religious norms can significantly impact
gender
equality within families.
An unequal power dynamic within families can perpetuate a lack of
autonomy
In a shared family model, responsibilities are equally
divided
among all members.
What is a key characteristic of a gender-equal family in terms of household duties?
Shared household duties
Gender inequality in families involves unequal power dynamics and disproportionate domestic
responsibilities
Order the impact of traditional family roles on gender dynamics:
1️⃣ Women limited in career opportunities
2️⃣ Reinforces unequal power structure
3️⃣ Creates economic and social inequality
Match the traditional family role with its impact on gender dynamics:
Men as breadwinners ↔️ Limits women's career opportunities
Women manage household ↔️ Reinforces unequal power structure
Distinct gender roles ↔️ Creates economic and social inequality
What role do patriarchal structures play in reinforcing traditional gender roles within families?
Reinforce power dynamics
What is the primary challenge highlighted in promoting gender equality within families?
Patriarchal norms
What disproportionate responsibility restricts women's ability to pursue personal and professional development?
Domestic labor
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