In the 1800’s women were not looked upon as an equal to men because of multiple unexplained reasons. They were forced to be dominated by the male race and leave all the “important decisions” to them. Through interviews from lives of women who faced this period of being powerless and unworthy questions will be answered to why times where so biased towards men. In today’s world women have a mission and a vision of success; serving themselves and voicing their own opinions. WOMEN: PAST VS. PRESENT 3
Women: Past vs. Present In the 1800’s, the life for a woman was more difficult than your typical male. As a woman you were looked upon as barley more than a slave, while men were considered almighty. The role of a woman was centered on caring for …show more content…
These women feel victim to the worst of the worst, having their lives basically decided when they were born as a woman.
Research Design: My study was formed from interviews with multiple women. The questions I asked during the interviews varied slightly for the different gender of person, but it covered the same information.
Measures:
My study measured how gender bias has changed over generations and whether or not it has improved our world today.
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Procedure:
The procedure for my study started the same for each person. First, I asked the name and age of the experimented person, and then I placed that person into one of the four categories: past-day women, current-day women, past-day men, and current-day men. After being categorized I asked a series of questions. For the women I asked, “Do you feel subservient to the male race?” For the males I asked, “Do you think a women should be allowed to make major decisions?”
Women: Past vs. Present In the 1800’s, the life for a woman was more difficult than your typical male. As a woman you were looked upon as barley more than a slave, while men were considered almighty. The role of a woman was centered on caring for …show more content…
These women feel victim to the worst of the worst, having their lives basically decided when they were born as a woman.
Research Design: My study was formed from interviews with multiple women. The questions I asked during the interviews varied slightly for the different gender of person, but it covered the same information.
Measures:
My study measured how gender bias has changed over generations and whether or not it has improved our world today.
WOMEN: PAST VS. PRESENT 5
Procedure:
The procedure for my study started the same for each person. First, I asked the name and age of the experimented person, and then I placed that person into one of the four categories: past-day women, current-day women, past-day men, and current-day men. After being categorized I asked a series of questions. For the women I asked, “Do you feel subservient to the male race?” For the males I asked, “Do you think a women should be allowed to make major decisions?”