Reading a ladies fashion magazine in the waiting room for a job interview made Kavita think more about her gender and appearance as a woman and behave more feminine during the interview. This is an example ofQuestion 13Answera.primingb.planning fallacyc.controlled processingd.heuristics

When women dress up in short skirts, wear makeup and do their hair, before going out to a club, they areGroup of answer choicesheterosexist.doing gender.oppresseddiscriminatory.

There are some people whose  gender expression does not match their gender identity and who are more comfortable dressing up and presenting themselves as opposite sex.Responses

Do women ...(1)... leadership differently than men do? And if so, will feminine leadership ...(2)... where ...(3)... leadership does not? A recent study suggests somewhat paradoxically that female managers ...(4)... their male ...(5)... even when the personal characteristics of both are very ...(6)... Of the two schools of thought, the structualist theory argues that men and women do not receive the same treatment in workplace and that stamping out ...(7)... bias would stamp out the observed ...(8)... In contrast, the socialisation theory contends that men and women experience work differently because men see work as more ...(9)... to their lives. These ...(10)... explanations apart, today business appears to be undergoing feminisation of leadership.16.(solve as per the direction given above)traditionalcharismaticmasculinebenevolentauthoritarian

Question 1Tips2 ptsWho developed the theory that gender is merely a performance that is perfected through repetition and imitation?Group of answer choicesAntonio GramsciJudith ButlerAngela McRobbie

Which one of the following is wrong with regard  to the concerns at the individual level?Managing pressue of academicsDomination of females by malesControlling the mindPeer pressure