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Cards (8)
canalisation
males and females channeled into different
expectations
based on
gendered sterotypes
feminine traits
(
passive
,
caring
,
expressive
)
encouraged
by schools = girls do well in ed
TICK murphy
- designing houses (
girls
) and cars (
boys
)
primary
aged children
girls focused on making cars look
pretty
boys focused on making cars look like
racecars
X
postmodernism - gender is
outdated
counterpoint, gender is dependent on
cultures
and
secularisation
changes in job market - increase in
feminised industry
-
service sector
secularisation
-
declining
influence of
religion
more focus on
careers
than
families
declining
marriage
and
birth rates
increasing
divorce rates
growth in service sector
- suits more feminine attributes
child
/
health care
- motivating, expressive