Question

1. the idea that gender roles are not fixed by biology but are instead created and reinforced through social processes is a central tenet of the social constructionist perspective. this means gender is primarily defined by: (1 point) *

a) a persons genes.
b) the inherent differences in male and female brains.
c) shared cultural beliefs, norms, and expectations.
d) the physical attributes of a persons body.

1. many americans with disabilities face significant barriers to accessing quality healthcare. which factor is a key contributor to this disparity? (1 point) *

a) mandatory, extensive training for medical staff on disability care.
b) widespread availability of accessible medical equipment and facilities.
c) bias and discrimination from healthcare professionals, leading to denial of care.
d) integrated care models that prioritize both physical and mental health.

Explanation:

For question 41, the social - constructionist perspective posits that gender is defined by social processes like shared cultural beliefs, norms, and expectations, not biological factors. For question 42, bias and discrimination from healthcare professionals are key barriers for Americans with disabilities to access quality healthcare, while the other options are factors that would help reduce the disparity.

Answer:

1. c) Shared cultural beliefs, norms, and expectations.
2. c) Bias and discrimination from healthcare professionals, leading to denial of care.