1. Describe what strengths and limitations have been found with gender schema theory. Then look at those strengths and weaknesses, and state how they may promote or limit diversity, equity, and inclusivity
2. Define traits traditionally seen as masculine and feminine (using references), then using additional references, discuss how having both have been found to be advantageous
3. Describe how traditional social roles have changed and why. Then discuss how these changes support achieving (or at least working towards) gender equality.
4. Describe what social role theory states. Then describe cultural norms that are examples of how social roles play out in culture.
5. Define social ecosystem, and then discuss social role theory and how it is manifested in the social ecosystem.
6. How are a person's attitudes regarding social roles influenced by their social interactions and beliefs?
7. Discuss the strengths and limitations of social role theory and then talk about how those strengths and limitations affect changes that reflect the need for diversity, equity, and inclusivity.