Answer the three questions, page and half each per question by refering to the text by by DeFrancisco, V. P. & Palczewski, C. H. (2007). Communicating Gender Diversity LosAngeles: Sage Publications, Inc. The process of acquiring gender identity involves acquiring information about cultural norms and roles for men and women (a social function), then adjusting one’s view of self, one’s role in society, and one’s behavior in response to those norms (psychological function). Is gender identity innate? Nature or nurture? Family is seen as a primary socializing agent. Many modern parents are trying a non-gendered approach. 1. One cannot escape the stereotypical masculine or feminine traits learned from socializing agents: family, peers, school. 2. It is possible for identity to transcend gender. 3. How is the equality of power reflected in communication between the sexes?