Develop a 4-5 page analysis of your experience with gender socialization. In doing so, analyze how gender is created by society, specifically looking at children’s toys and/or clothing.

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Deliverable

Write an essay in which you complete all of the following:

PART 1

Examine the toys and clothing you had as a child.

Describe the clothing and toys from your childhood and identify which were gender-specific.

PART 2

Examine your experience with gender socialization.

Describe the message your toys and clothing sent you about gender.

Analyze how gender-specific messages that arise from childhood clothing and toys reflect larger societal

expectations.

Reflect on the impact these messages had on you. Describe how you feel about your experience with gender

socialization.

PART 3

Analyze and then include outside sources.

Your analysis should also include information from two additional outside resources regarding gender

socialization—one from a popular source and one from a scholarly source. A critical component of this

assessment involves evaluating these outside resources.

Summarize your outside articles (one scholarly and one popular) and explain how they helped you better

understand your experience with gender socialization.

Explain the validity (quality) of each source and how helpful each was. What conclusions can you draw about

the difference in these types of sources (popular versus scholarly)?

Additional Requirements

Written communication: Develop text using organization, structure, and transitions that demonstrate

understanding of cohesion between main and subtopics. Written communication needs to be free of errors

that detract from the overall message. Write in a professional style using references and correct grammar,

usage, and mechanics.

Sources: Cite at least three scholarly sources.

Length: 4–5 pages, not including title and reference pages.

Format: Include a title page and reference page. Use in-text citations to cite your sources. [Example: Writing

becomes better as the child matures (Britton, Thomas, & Miller, 1996).]

Font and size: Times New Roman, 12-point.