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The 13 pages that link to Gender norms, each with the reason it gives.

• Gender roleRelated: Norms prescribe conduct and help define gender roles.

• Gender performativityRelated: They constrain and guide the acts through which gender becomes recognizable.

• GenderRelated: Norms guide conduct and mark departures from locally accepted gender conventions.

• Gender nonconformityNarrower topic: These expectations provide the standards against which gender expression is judged conforming or nonconforming.

• Gender policingNarrower topic: These expectations supply the standards against which gender policing judges people.

• Rape cultureRelated: Norms about masculinity and femininity can shape expectations about pursuit, refusal, and sexual entitlement.

• Social construction of genderRelated: Norms provide standards through which gendered behavior is encouraged, judged, or sanctioned.

• PonytailNarrower topic: Rules about who may wear ponytails shape how the style is interpreted.

• CryingRelated: These expectations shape who is permitted or discouraged from crying in public.

• FlirtingRelated: Gendered expectations influence who is expected to initiate or interpret flirtation.

• HandbagRelated: The handbag's cultural association with women reflects changing gender expectations.

• High-heeled shoeRelated: High heels became strongly coded as feminine despite their earlier use by men.

• ToplessnessRelated: Different rules for men's and women's bare chests reveal gendered expectations about public bodies.