Sets of behaviors and attitudes associated by society with being male or female and expressed publicly by the individual.

Social roles ascribed to individuals on the basis of their sex. The term gender differs from sex because it refers specifically to the cultural definition of the roles and behaviour appropriate to mem [..]

Gender roles refer to social and behavioral norms that, within a specific culture, are widely considered to be socially appropriate for individuals of a specific sex. These often determine the traditi [..]

'Masculine' and 'feminine' ways of performing that are derived from gender. See performativity.

The tasks and activities that a culture assigns to each sex.

Society’s arbitrary rules to define clothing, behavior, thoughts, feelings, relationships etc., considered appropriate for members of each sex. 3

Socially constructed and culturally behavioural norms, such as communication styles, careers and family roles, that are often expected of people based on their assigned sex. (QMUNITY)

one of the many ideological parts of the "self" which we perform according to the rules taught us by our cultures.   Learning to act in gendered ways (as "male" or [..]

are social and behavioral norms that, within a specific culture, are widely considered to be socially appropriate for individuals of a specific sex. These often determine differences in the responsibilities and tasks assigned to women, men, girls and boys within and outside the private sphere of their household.

The term “gender roles” refers to learned behaviours in a given society/community that determine which activities, tasks and responsibilities are perceived as masculine and feminine. Gender roles are affected by age, class, race, ethnicity, religion or other ideologies and by the geographical, economical and political environment. Changes in gender [..]

Gender roles are the culturally and politically defined roles and responsibilities to which men and women are socialized to conform.