The sexual division of labor is:
a. the patterned ways in which tasks are assigned to women versus men in a culture.
b. the idea that men are naturally better than women at certain jobs and vice versa.
c. the fact that men make more money than women.
d. the segregation of men and women in the workplace.
Question 2
The patterned ways in which productive activities and tasks are assigned to women versus men in a culture is called:
a. the sexual division of labor.
b. the cultural construction of gender.
c. sexual stratification.
d. cultural determinism.
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