__________ is societal norms for gender ideals that are often contradictory, inconsistent, and unattainable, and do not prepare a man for developing and maintaining nurturing relationships-something many men miss all their lives.
A) Gender-bias
B) Gender-stereotyping
C) Gender-role transcendence
D) Gender-role strain
Question 2
Joan is unhappy in her role as a housewife although she is indecisive about making a change in her life. When challenged by her husband regarding her unwillingness to explore her options, she becomes emotional and resorts to tears. Joan's situation is an example of:
A) a traditional, feminine gender-role stereotype.
B) androgyny.
C) the self-fulfilling prophecy.
D) the animus.
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