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Froggy Jumps Media & Women: Social ExpectationsOnline version Media shapes gender norms by Miss GoodWater 1 How does media most influence social expectations of women today? a By avoiding sensitive topics altogether. b By choosing only entertainment content. c By shaping ideals of beauty, roles, and success. 2 What is a common stereotype reinforced by media about women? a That women must prioritize appearance over abilities. b That women never face discrimination. c That women are the primary breadwinners. 3 Which platform trend contributes to body image pressures on women? a Live-streaming sports events b Photoshopped images and curated perfection. c Educational documentaries only. 4 Which practice can counteract negative media messages? a Reducing access to media b Different representation and understanding media critically. c Excluding women from decision-making roles 5 Media's portrayal of motherhood often implies what expectation? a Minimal involvement in family life b Full autonomy in all careers c A perfect job to take care of people. 6 Which term describes judging women by appearance in media? a Empowerment b Feminism c Lookism or image-based bias. 7 How can social media affect young girls' self-esteem? a Increased tolerance for diversity b Comparisons to idealized images can lower self-worth. c Guaranteed positive feedback 8 What is a key goal for responsible media? a Exclude non-dominant voices b Show diverse, realistic women in varied roles. c Show only one type of beauty 9 What does media education teach viewers to do with content? a Only trust advertisements b Question messages and identify biases. c Accept all messages as truth 10 Which policy supports reducing gender bias in media? a Stopping women from speaking b Inclusive hiring and diverse storytelling. c Limitations on female characters

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Media & Women: Social ExpectationsOnline version

by Miss GoodWater

How does media most influence social expectations of women today?

What is a common stereotype reinforced by media about women?

Which platform trend contributes to body image pressures on women?

Which practice can counteract negative media messages?

Media's portrayal of motherhood often implies what expectation?

Which term describes judging women by appearance in media?

How can social media affect young girls' self-esteem?

What is a key goal for responsible media?

What does media education teach viewers to do with content?

Which policy supports reducing gender bias in media?