Zoe tells her parents that she learned in her women's studies class that many of the gender differences that she sees are due to inequities in power, money, and other resources between men and women. She says she is going to be taking part in a "walk for equity" to protest lower wages being paid to women in her community. Zoe's position is very much like that of which theorist?

Multiple Choice:

a. Alice Eagly

b. Janet Shibley Hyde

c. Anna Freud

d. Carol Gilligan

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Drake Hernandez

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16 February, 05:41

Zoe tells her parents that she learned in her women's studies class that many of the gender differences that she sees are due to inequities in power, money, and other resources between men and women. She says she is going to be taking part in a "walk for equity" to protest lower wages being paid to women in her community. Zoe's position is very much like that of which theorist?

Multiple Choice:

a. Alice Eagly

b. Janet Shibley Hyde

c. Anna Freud

d. Carol Gilligan

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Ashton Johnson · Answer 1

a. Alice Eagly.

Explanation:

Alice H. Eagly, a social psychologist, has published widely on the issues of sex differences, the psychology of gender, social role theory, attitudes - attitude change and it's structure, leadership and gender. She suggests that as men and women are constrained to different roles in the work force, it is normally assumed that that work embodies the psychological characteristics of the roles they play without any exception. She concludes that the most important and prevailing issues of gender differences in power, nurture and assertiveness are caused by the social hierarchy and the labor divide between the two genders.