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Gender Schema TheoryGender Schema Theory
KEY CONCEPTS• Schema
• A set of interrelated ideas that guides and organizes the way an individual processes and makes sense of information
• Three types: self schema, group schema, and event schema
• Habitus And Field• Habitus: subjective social processes . . . a set of acquired patterns of
thought, behavior, and taste• Field: objective social processes . . . laws or systems of relationships that
may constrain our behavior or attitudes
• Gender Schema Theory• Gender identities are part of our habitus• Habitus is structured through interactions with our field• Fields change, but incompletely
KEY CONCEPTS• Schema
• A set of interrelated ideas that guides and organizes the way an individual processes and makes sense of information
• Three types: self schema, group schema, and event schema
• Habitus And Field• Habitus: subjective social processes . . . a set of acquired patterns of
thought, behavior, and taste• Field: objective social processes . . . laws or systems of relationships that
may constrain our behavior or attitudes
• Gender Schema Theory• Gender identities are part of our habitus• Habitus is structured through interactions with our field• Fields change, but incompletely
KEY CONCEPTS• Schema
• A set of interrelated ideas that guides and organizes the way an individual processes and makes sense of information
• Three types: self schema, group schema, and event schema
• Habitus And Field• Habitus: subjective social processes . . . a set of acquired patterns of
thought, behavior, and taste• Field: objective social processes . . . laws or systems of
relationships that may constrain our behavior or attitudes
• Gender Schema Theory• Gender identities are part of our habitus• Habitus is structured through interactions with our field• Fields change, but incompletely
KEY CONCEPTS• Schema
• A set of interrelated ideas that guides and organizes the way an individual processes and makes sense of information
• Three types: self schema, group schema, and event schema
• Habitus And Field• Habitus: subjective social processes . . . a set of acquired patterns of
thought, behavior, and taste• Field: objective social processes . . . laws or systems of relationships that
may constrain our behavior or attitudes
• Gender Schema Theory• Gender identities are part of our habitus• Habitus is structured through interactions with our field• Fields change, but incompletely
Can we let her go to the bathroom
outside?
Does it matter if otherDoes it matter if otherpeople are around?people are around?
Does location matter?Does location matter?Does the baby’s sexDoes the baby’s sex
matter?matter?
What happens if What happens if Wilma has two kids of Wilma has two kids of different genders and different genders and
Fred leaves?Fred leaves?
How is the addition of How is the addition of this building a change this building a change in field? How does it in field? How does it change the decisions change the decisions
that have to be that have to be made?made?