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According to West and Zimmerman, it is more appropriate to talk about doing gender than sex roles. Group of answer choices This is false. West and Zimmerman talk about both gender roles and sex roles interchangeably. The preferred term is gender roles because gender is not a fixed biological sex trait but a social process of doing gender that is created by human interactions that define masculine and feminine. We "do" gender.

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          According to West and Zimmerman, it is more appropriate to talk about doing gender than sex roles.
Group of answer choices
This is false.  West and Zimmerman talk about both gender roles and sex roles interchangeably.
The preferred term is gender roles because gender is not a fixed biological sex trait but a social process of doing gender that is created by human interactions that define masculine and feminine.  We "do" gender.

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Rosie M. Spielman 1st Edition

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12/27/2020

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They emphasize that gender is not simply a fixed biological trait determined by one's sex, but rather a social process that is actively constructed through human interactions. This concept of "doing gender" highlights the performative aspect of gender, where Show more…

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According to West and Zimmerman, it is more appropriate to talk about doing gender than sex roles. Group of answer choices This is false. West and Zimmerman talk about both gender roles and sex roles interchangeably. The preferred term is gender roles because gender is not a fixed biological sex trait but a social process of doing gender that is created by human interactions that define masculine and feminine. We "do" gender.