Session 1 Quiz

This refers to the set of qualities, differentiated roles or responsibilities, attitudes and values assigned by culture and society to women and men.

• Socialization

• Gender

• Sex

• Gender Equality

This refers to what we are born with and refers to our physical and sexual attributes.

• Gender

• Sex

• Sexual Orientation

• Gender Identity

This means that women and men enjoy the same status and conditions that have equal opportunity for realizing their potential to contribute to the political, economic, social and cultural development.

• Gender Equity

• Gender Socialization

• Gender Equality

• Gender Sensitivity

This refers to the differential attention and valuing given boys and girls inside our homes.

• Manipulation

• Canalization

• Activity Exposure

• Verbal Appellation

It is a generalized view or preconception about attributes or characteristics, or the roles that are or ought to be possessed by, or performed by women and men.

• Sex Roles

• Gender Roles

• Stereotypes

• Gender Socialization

These are agents of gender socialization except one.

• School

• Family

• Church / Religion

• Workplace

This is our national strategy in achieving gender equaltiy.

• Gender Manipulation

• Gender Equity

• Gender Mainstreaming

• Gender Laws

These refers to activities done mostly by women that have no monetary compensation.

• Productive

• Reproductive

• Community Work

• Reproductive and Community Work

These are learned behaviors in a given society/community, or other special group, that condition which activities and responsibilities are perceived as male and female.

• Sex Roles

• Gender Roles

• Family Roles

• Gender and Sex Roles

What is not a principle of Gender and Development as a program:

• Rights-Based

• Equitable

• Participatory and Empowering

• Tolerance of Violence