Bandura (1977), Found that the most influential ways of learning comes from observation. Most individuals are influence by their environment. From their environment around them. The social learning theory is where a person will learn by observing and Children are encouraged to do the appropriate sex-typed activities of the following Parents traditional roles feed two children in traditional families, Media portrays traditional roles for females and males. Therefore, there are many women who are placed in the traditional domestic role, Schools transmit the information of gender role stereotypes to children. Most human behavior is learned observationally through modeling: from observing others one forms an idea of how new behaviors are performed, and on later occasions this coded information serves as a guide …show more content…
As we grow older also playing into gender roles by way products and different advertisements are marketed. When someone like Budweiser has a commercial they say things that would attract men to drink their beer and this doesn’t mean that only a man will buy their product, but the ad targets men because it is the manly thing to do drink a beer while hanging out with their friends while watching sports. This ad will be great to attract men to buy their beer. There are similar ads influencing women where the Venus razors are used by women who have long, smooth legs this ad is saying that women who use this razor can achieve the same look. There are they type of ads that help to influence the ideals of gender roles at the same time there are many controversial issues when it comes to showing gender roles in today’s society. Also parent and family’s roles in the lives of their children play a major part our gender roles. There has also been a major amount of emphasis on gender roles. There has also always been a major debate towards