Gender
... Defining gender differences can never be easy. ... Gender differences are often based on inappropriate information that leads to stereotypes. ... Historically people changed to be more aware of their rights and their gender roles. ... Though it is the most prominent feature that is used to explain the gender roles, biological differences only prove the most primitive difference between them. ... Therefore, despite the fact that biological differences do exist, it would not be relevant to relate it to gender roles. Moreover, biological differences are not the only solution in explaining gender roles. Other than that, there are other factors that can explain gender roles in our society, such as education and socialization. Gender order is not the only social structure that clarifies differences among people. ... Culture may be one of the important factors that establish the base of gender roles. ... Furthermore, each culture has a different understanding of gender roles. ... There are also differences in gender roles that are taught by each culture. ... Another research by parents and teachers show that most students educated in a liberal atmosphere tend to have more open thoughts about gender differences (www. ... Firstly, as mentioned above, gender roles depend on how an individual is socialized. ... In addition, gender roles can be taught in different ways depending on one¡¯s social experiences and environment. Some personal experiences through socialization can even allow someone to overcome gender differences.