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Learning theorists believe that human behaviour is developed in childhood. People's behavious are influenced by what they are exposed to and what they observe from others.
Females exposures/observations:
Males are exposures/observations:
Anthropology: Cultural Materialism
Technological and economical factors are the most important in molding a society aka materialism
kinship
Family relationship based on what a culture considers a family to be
- Back in the day when women were fighting for the right to vote it took a lot of time and effort. For ex, the suffrage movement
- Nowadays people just have to go on social media if they want to address an issue
Kinship plays a big role in politics
- for example, if a women were to get elected she'd be considered the leader in the family and societies not use to seeing that
Males in Politics
Id: Personal Satisfaction
- To be seen as strong and superior they have to be the best in the positions that are male dominate
Super Ego: Morals
- Males value power- society has taught they have to obtain superiority
Ego: Contemplating
- Decide whether they will be power or to act humanly/morality
Females in Politics
Id: Personal Satisfaction
-Wants to accomplish more dominate positions
Super Ego: Morals
- The values and morals society has told her that she is seen as inferior, will be judge and criticized
Ego: Contemplating
- Whether or not she will still try to be in a higher position or let society tell her not to
This is the theory that someone who's morals/attitudes conflict with their actions, which cause them to act out.
Looking at women in politics you can say that they are in cognitive dissonance due to:
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2017/aug/10/gender-pay-gap-widening-at-one-in-four-government-bodies-figures-show
https://prezi.com/cwaosmmhy3do/gender-roles-in-politics/
https://journalistsresource.org/studies/politics/elections/gender-stereotypes-female-political-candidates\
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/ella-gonzalez/women-in-politics_b_4077687.html
Norms: Typical Behaviour
Deviant Behaviour: Behaviour different from societal norms
Alienation: When an individual is separated from a group of people in general
Male
Female
Structural-functionalist would say that:
1893 - national council of women is founded
1910- national council of women go in favored of suffrage
1916- women in Ontario,Alberta, BC, and other provinces get the right to vote
1918- Canadian women over 21 get the right to vote federally
1919- women get to run in federal elections
1975- 10.5% women senators and 10.9% women in canadian parliament
1984- first governor general : Jeannee Sauve
1984- first black mayor in Canada : Daurene Lewis
1993- Kim Campbell becomes first female prime minister
present- 26% of the women in parliament are women
Liberal Feminism:
- For centuries men have always been favoured in politics and more recently women have taken more of a bigger role in politics because of certain policies that have been eliminated over the years ex: persons case
1921- Agnes Macphail, first women elected to the house of commons
1927- the persons case: the government was unable to appoint a women as senate due to the fact that they aren't considered "persons"
1927 - The famous five : appeal this to the council and won
1930- carine wilson is the first women appointed senate
Image by Tom Mooring