Sex stereotypes among men and women


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Sex stereotypes among men and women


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1.Classifying Men and Women (100 words) Sex stereotypes are often used to classify behaviors within the workplace. After reading chapter 10 in the Wood text, complete the following for this discussion: Reflect upon your own or others’ organizational experiences. Have your observed instances of classifying women or men according to the sex stereotypes identified in this chapter? How are these stereotypes imposed upon workers? How might workers resist being stereotyped? 2.Should All Work Places Be Required to Provide Paid Family Leave to Male and Female Employees?” in the Resources. Next, answer the following questions: (100 words) Women who work outside of the home are far more likely than men who work outside of the home to take family leave to take care of newly born or adopted children. Yet research demonstrates convincingly that fathers and mothers are both important to children. Should fathers be encouraged or required to take time off when a new child enters a family? How do you think children would be affected if both parents took time off to care for them and to participate in raising them? How do you think fuller involvement of both parents in raising children would affect society? Provide any additional comments you may have about this subject.