They would both best be characterized as a mixture, because neither is anything approaching homogenous. If you mean just the chicken broth part of the soup, that iself might be characterized as a suspension, since it's usually got all kinds of little particles floating around in it, bits of chicken and fat and whatnot. It's not clear, you'll note, and you often get a sediment if you let it sit for a while. A cloudy broth that doesn't settle might be characterized as a colloid -- tiny globs of fat in the water. And a perfectly clear broth might well be a solution, with proteins and salt and so forth simply dissolved in it.
Sandra Bem was a psychologist who studied gender and gender roles.
She is famously known for introducing the Gender Schema Theory and the Bem Sex-Role Inventory or BSRI which is a test that classifies individuals on the basis of male and female traits.
Bem's work has helped to redefine gender roles in society.
Bem stated that each individual has both masculine and feminine traits and their gender roles could be determined on the basis of score on the BSRI.
She introduced the androgyny to define people who have an equal number of both masculine and feminine traits on the BSRI.
