1. Take the Bem Androgyny test, interpret the results, discuss how you feel about them, and state what you learned about your gender by taking it. Are you androgynous? Why or why not?

http://alpha.fdu.edu/~santelli/BemAndrogyny.pdf

2. Derek is the program chair for the Men's Focus Group on campus. He is planning a program on the social barriers to men being fully involved fathers. He thinks it has something to do with gender stereotyping that suggests that women are the best nurturers and caregivers. Is there some research Derek ought to share with the group?

http://www.psychologytoday.com/articles/pto-20020301-000025.html

3. Professor Lombard told the child development class to find out what the current thinking was on how to treat infants who are born without fully developed male or female genitalia. She said that the old line of thinking was that these children should be surgically altered during infancy so as to be genitally correct females. Are other alternatives being considered today?

http://www.issuesinmedicalethics.org/082mi047.html