Question

Sociologists interpret cross-cultural variations as evidence that gender roles are socially created. Please select the best answer from the choices provided T F

Answer 1

Sociologists interpret cross-cultural variations as evidence that gender roles are socially created. True

Answer 2

The statement is true.

Within sociology, gender studies have focused on the study of the ways that gender roles are socially constructed. In doing so, the interpret cross-cultural variations as evidence that being a man or a woman means something different in every society as well as in every historical period. Evidence demonstrates that while sex, male or female, has a biological backround, gender, however, is a social construction.