. Relationship between qualities of anti-normative knowledge is the stereotyping of the society, which views straight people as normal as opposed to homosexuals.

3. From the article you read in Unit 1, what evidence does Weisstein (1968/1993) use to support her thesis that “psychology has nothing to say about what women are really like, what they need and what they want” (p. 197)?

Psychology in itself fails to understand how people act in different ways and their reasons for such reactions. Psychology assumes human personality and behaviour to rest on an individual or inner dynamic which are perhaps fixed on genitalia or immovable cognitive network.

God’s Lake Narrows focuses on identity, community and social stereotypes. The God’s Lake Narrows communities suffer from poverty, abuse and regional marginalization. Their beautiful landscape does not offer commendable opportunities to the community but oppression in terms of illnesses and deaths.

Stephanie Shield focuses on the structural difference on one. the brains of males and females and the implications of these differences on intelligence and temperaments. Two, she looks into the hypothesis of greater male variability and its relation to social and educational issues. Three examines maternal instincts and its meaning for the psychology of female nature.

The propagation of sexual stereotype of African American women by media has always shaped the perception of black girls’ sexuality. Media gives images of black girls as obese dark and sexually unattractive, this makes them vulnerable to sexual exploitation. The legacy of slavery, which ascribes the role of primitive sex objects to black girls results in their sexual exploitation.

Male teenagers who tend to have feminine mannerisms are discriminated upon due to their shortage of masculinity as it happens to Jarrel.&nbsp.