Women

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Womens Ways of Knowing Quiz

• Presented by Tamara Genarro, Kathy Nealon, Reema
  Alsweel, Shannon Paschall, and Debbie Bergeron

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Silence

• Silence, in the WWK study, is thematically
  defined as the opposite of knowledge.

True
False
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Silence Answer 1

• Way to go!
• Silence, in the WWK study, is thematically
  defined as the opposite of knowledge.

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Silence - Retry

• Dont worry, well give you a second opportunity
  to think through the correct answer.

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Silence

• In retrospect, Goldberger determines WWK Silence
  to be a lack of choice about whether to speak or
  not to speak versus a strategic or chosen silence.

True
False
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Silence Answer 2

• Thats right!
• In retrospect, Goldberger determines WWK Silence
  to be a lack of choice about whether to speak or
  not to speak versus a strategic or chosen
  silence.

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Silence - Retry

• Dont worry, well give you a second opportunity
  to think through the correct answer.

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Receptive Knowledge

• It is important to empower others it is the act
  of giving rather than receiving that leads to a
  greater sense of their true capacity for knowing
  and loving.

True
False
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Receptive Answer 1

• Good job!
• It is important for women in received knowledge
  to empower others. It is the act of giving rather
  than receiving that leads to a greater sense of
  their true capacity for knowing and loving.

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Receptive - Try Again

• You may want to think about it differently.

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Receptive Knowledge

• In defining the self, receptive knowers critique
  their tendency to subordinate their own
  perceptions and judgments to those of others.

True
False
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Receptive Answer 2

• Youre on a roll!
• Received knowers critique their tendency to
  subordinate their own perceptions and judgments
  only as they begin to see their voicelessness,
  selflessness, and muteness.

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Receptive - Try Again

• You may want to think about it differently.

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Subjective Knowledge

• Women in the subjective knowledge stage often
  feel off balance due to the fact that their
  concept of self is constantly changing.

True
False
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Subjective Answer 1

• Right again!
• Women in the subjective knowledge stage often
  feel off balance due to the fact that their
  concept of self is constantly changing.

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Subjective - Oops!

• You will surely feel your way to the right answer!

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Subjective Knowledge

• The predominant learning mode for subjective
  knowers is one of listening and watching
  authorities for guidance.

True
False
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Subjective Answer 2

• You are really learning a lot!
• Subjective learning is a period of inward
  listening and watching.

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Subjective - Oops!

• You will surely feel your way to the right answer!

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Procedural Knowledge

• Procedural knowledge is less objective than
  subjective knowledge.

True
False
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Procedural Answer 1

• Good for you!
• Procedural knowledge is actually more objective
  than subjective knowledge.

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Procedural Uh oh!

• Youll certainly get the answer if you think
  about this logically.

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Procedural Knowledge

• Procedural knowing relies on just knowing. The
  truth is easily accessible.

True
False
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Procedural Answer 2

• Well, look at you go!
• Procedural knowing requires careful observation
  and analysis.

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Procedural Uh oh!

• Youll certainly get the answer if you think
  about this logically.

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Constructed Knowledge

• Constructed knowledge is attained through the
  integration of receptive and procedural knowledge
  with silence.

True
False
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Constructed Answer 1

• Right on!
• Constructed knowledge is attained through the
  integration of receptive and procedural knowledge
  with subjective knowledge.

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Constructed - Try Again

• Perhaps it would be better to integrate your
  objective and subjective thoughts.

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Constructed Knowledge

• Constructed knowers integrate knowledge from
  external authorities with what they feel to
  create their own construction of self and voice.

True
False
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Constructed Answer 2

• Nothing can stop you now!
• Constructed knowers integrate knowledge from
  external authorities with what they feel to
  create their own construction of self and voice.

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Constructed - Try Again

• Perhaps it would be better to integrate your
  objective and subjective thoughts.

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General Question

• Women have been portrayed as inferior to men
  along cognitive and social dimensions.

True
False
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General Answer 1

• Youve got it!
• Women have been portrayed as inferior to men
  along cognitive and social dimensions.

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General Answer Hmmm!

• How about we revisit the question to see if there
  is another way of looking at it?

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General Question

• Historically, within the womens movement, there
  has not been a divide along racial lines.

True
False
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General Answer 2

• Thats it!
• Historically, within the womens movement, there
  has been a divide along racial lines.

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General Answer Oops!

• How about we revisit the question to see if there
  is another way of looking at it?

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General Question

• Within WWK, the voices of economically
  disadvantaged women and women of color are
  unheard, for the most part.

True
False
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General Answer 3

• Nice going!
• Within WWK, the voices of economically
  disadvantaged women and women of color are
  unheard, for the most part.

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General Answer Uh oh!

• How about we revisit the question to see if there
  is another way of looking at it?

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General Question

• Research has demonstrated that the five
  perspectives of Womens Ways of Knowing does not
  apply to men.

True
False
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General Answer 4

• You Rock!
• No research has demonstrated that the five
  perspectives of Womens Ways of Knowing does or
  does not apply to men.

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General Answer Try Again!

• How about we revisit the question to see if there
  is another way of looking at it?

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General Question

• We had fun learning about Womens Ways of Knowing.

True
False
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General Answer 5

• Youre AWESOME!
• We had fun and learned a lot, too!

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Stay Tuned!

• The fun and learning continues