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| fixed differences from biology |
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| different gender roles based on biological diff. caused by socialization |
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| greater male lateralization hypothesis |
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| men are left hemisphere dominant, women engage both hemispheres and have larger corpus |
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| functional analysis explanation |
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| system of unequal rewards based on equality of opportunity |
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| way we learn to interpret and give meaning to the world through interactions |
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| organized, people in power will use position to seize greater power |
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| why women can't be closer to men in income and status |
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| wealth, education, social behaviors |
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| perception of social class related to others |
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| structural changes in society push and pull poeple to higher and lower levels |
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| By leading exemplary lives, struggling valiantly against poverty and adversity,” Alger’s protagonists gain both wealth and honor, ultimately realizing the American Dream |
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| closed system position is ascribed |
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| open system position is achieved |
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| select someone outside the immediate |
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