Sentence examples for prescribed gender from inspiring English sources

All this backs up what he's absorbing from CBeebies: that, by and large, men and women have prescribed gender roles.

All of this combines to create the psychological environment where it is less stressful for everyone if we play along to our prescribed gender scripts.

The third theory is that, even in their choice of suicide method, males and females act out culturally prescribed gender roles.

It made me realize that if you're not strictly adhering to socially prescribed gender roles, your body becomes a site for contestation and public opinion".

Young girls were encouraged to get an education and attended the African Free Schools, although their curriculum followed the prescribed gender roles of the period.

Such fan loyalty is all the more impressive given that Wolf is an artist who defies easy categorisation, both in his music (which splices folk, classical and electro-pop) and in his transgressive attitude to socially prescribed gender roles.

But a recent Australian case has highlighted the continuing complexities, and most certainly the unintended consequences, arising from the dense network of legislative provisions and regulations which prescribe gender identity as an enabler, or disabler, of other actions.

And the recent decision by a local high school in Sydney to not prescribe gender specific uniforms is just one small change that can make a world of difference to ensuring we are empowering trans and gender diverse people in our community to make decisions about their own lives, for themselves.

Individual differences in etiological factors of anxiety and fear are moderated by socialization processes that prescribe gender-specific expectations for expression of anxiety and the acceptable means of coping with anxiety [52].

Other significant predictors included the number of different hypotensive drug classes prescribed, ethnicity, gender and age (Table  2).

Not only does this kind of thinking prevent boys from learning empathy for girls, it also prescribes narrow gender definitions: There is only one kind of boy, and any boy who doesn't fit that mold is wrong.