| Assignment Number 19 Discussion/Writing Chrisler Chapter 18. Patricia Rozee. Freedom from fear of rape. (276-291) Crawford & Unger. Mary Crawford. Two careers, three kids, and her 2,000 mile commute. (251-254) Crawford & Unger. Jo Ellen Brainin-Rodriguez. A daughter's story. (255-259) hooks Chapter 13. Feminist parenting. (72-77) |
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Name _____________________ Date due: 11-11-04 Psychology 358 Hal S. Bertilson, Ph.D. |
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| Please staple the questions to your answers or write out the questions as well as the answers. Having the questions available will facilitate class discussion. |
| 1. | What was your reaction to "Problems at Wal-Mart and Sam's Club?" What did you learn? | ||
| 2. | What do you think of Helen Thomas. Is she a role model? | ||
| 3. | Think about your own fear of rape. How would you rate yourself on a scale of 0 to 10? If you are comfortable doing so, please explain. (278) | ||
| 4. | What rape precautionary behaviors do you use? (278) | ||
| 5. | What situational factors at UW-Superior contribute to fear of rape? Please name them. If I preserve your anonymity, may I share your observations with others? | ||
| 6. | What was your reaction to "Two careers, three kids, and her 2,000 mile commute?" Was she open and honest? Explain. (251-254) | ||
| 7. | What was your reaction to " A daughter's story?" What new insights to you obtain? (255-259) | ||
| 8. | What is your reaction to bell hooks statement that ". . . ours is a culture that does not love children, that continues to see children as property of parents to do with as they will?" What is the effect of a culture of domination where children have no civil rights? (73-74) | ||
| 9. | Often bell hooks tells the story of being at a fancy dinner party where a woman is describing the way she disciplines her young son by pinching him hard, clamping down on his little flesh for as long as it takes to control him. What was the point of this story? What is the point of the chapter on feminist parenting? (74) | ||