3. Task 2. (2 MINUTES)
Directions: Determine what word is the jumbled letters below.
Then add the scores with the corresponding mathematical
equation on each letters.
S
+1
M
X10
E
+2
X
-2
I
-2
S
+1
8. a. Hostile sexism:
This refers to beliefs and behaviors
that are openly hostile toward a
group of people based on their sex
or gender. Misogyny, or the hatred
of women, is an example of hostile
sexism.
9. b. Benevolent sexism:
Applies some positive traits to women and
femininity, it still frames one sex or gender as
weaker than another. These ideas can lead to
policies and behaviors that limit a person’s
agency, or the ability of someone to make their
own choices.
10. c. Ambivalent sexism:
This is a combination of benevolent and
hostile sexism. People who engage in
ambivalent sexism may vary between seeing
women as good, pure, and innocent and
seeing them as manipulative or deceitful,
depending on the situation.
11. Task 3. (2 MINUTES)
Directions: Determine what word is the jumbled letters below.
Then add the scores with the corresponding mathematical
equation on each letters.
R
+5
M
/2
A
+3
C
+2
I
-10
S
+20
12.
13. 2. RACISM:
prejudice, discrimination,
or antagonism by an
individual, community, or
institution against a person
or people on the basis of
their membership in a
particular racial or ethnic
group, typically one that is
a minority or marginalized.
15. a. Aversive racism:
A form of implicit racism, in which a person's
unconscious negative evaluations of racial or
ethnic minorities are realized by a persistent
avoidance of interaction with other racial and
ethnic groups.
16. b. Cultural Racism:
Manifests as societal beliefs and customs that
promote the assumption that the products of a
given culture, including the language and
traditions of that culture, are superior to those of
other cultures.
17. c. Stereotyping:
Attributing the same characteristics to all
members of a group, regardless of individual
differences. It is often based on misconceptions,
incomplete information and/or false
generalizations.
