Gender socialisation

What is gender socialisation?

• Gender socialisation is the biological determination of gender roles.
• Gender socialisation is the process of learning and internalizing societal norms and roles associated with one's gender.
• Gender socialisation refers to the physical differences between genders.
• Gender socialisation is the process of enforcing strict gender stereotypes.

What processes of socialisation has been identified by Ann Oakley?

• Manipulation and canalisation.
• Social comparison and feedback
• Observation and imitation
• Reinforcement and punishment

ways in which parents address their children

attitudes and behaviour associated with being man in a particular culture

Explain how gender socialisation can be enforced through canalisation?

Answer explanation

Give 3 examples.

for example toys, clothing, colours, activities, media, storytelling to explain your answer.