Lecture 20 | Gender Socialization Theory | Nurture Theory II |Gender Roles & Social Learning|CSS PMS

Lecture 20: Gender Socialization Theory (Nurture Theory II) In this lecture, we explore Gender Socialization Theory, a major nurture-based perspective that explains how individuals learn gender roles, identities, values, and behaviors through social interaction and cultural influences. The theory argues that masculinity and femininity are not innate characteristics but are acquired through the process of socialization. The lecture examines the contributions of Simone de Beauvoir, Ann Oakley, and Albert Bandura, highlighting how family, education, peers, media, and religion shape gender identities. It also discusses Ann Oakley's four processes of gender socialization—Manipulation, Canalization, Verbal Appellation, and Exposure to Activities—as well as Bandura's Social Learning Theory. Topics Covered: ✔ Gender Socialization Theory ✔ Nurture Theory and Gender ✔ Simone de Beauvoir's Perspective ✔ Ann Oakley's Four Processes of Gender Socialization ✔ Albert Bandura's Social Learning Theory ✔ Family, Media, School and Gender Roles ✔ Gender Identity Formation ✔ Criticism of Gender Socialization Theory ✔ CSS, PMS & Sociology Exam Preparation This lecture is highly beneficial for CSS, PMS, Sociology, Gender Studies, Education, and Social Science students. 📺 Watch the complete lecture and strengthen your understanding of gender theories. #GenderSocializationTheory #NurtureTheory #GenderStudies #SociologyLectures #CSSSociology #PMSPreparation #AlbertBandura #AnnOakley #SimoneDeBeauvoir #GenderRoles #SocialLearningTheory #LearnWithShemaSolangi