Gender determines the specific roles and movements that dancers must perform.

Gender influences the types of roles and movements that dancers are typically expected to perform.

Gender has no influence on the types of roles and movements that dancers perform.

Gender is irrelevant to the types of roles and movements that dancers perform.

Dance cannot challenge or subvert traditional gender roles and stereotypes.

Dance can challenge and subvert traditional gender roles and stereotypes by presenting alternative representations of gender.

Dance can challenge and subvert traditional gender roles and stereotypes by reinforcing traditional gender roles and stereotypes.

Dance can challenge and subvert traditional gender roles and stereotypes by ignoring gender altogether.

Dance does not contribute to the construction and reinforcement of gender identities.

Dance contributes to the construction and reinforcement of gender identities by providing a space for individuals to explore and express their gender identities.

Dance contributes to the construction and reinforcement of gender identities by imposing rigid gender roles and stereotypes on individuals.

Dance contributes to the construction and reinforcement of gender identities by erasing gender altogether.

Gender does not intersect with other social identities in contemporary dance.

Gender intersects with other social identities in contemporary dance, shaping the experiences and opportunities of dancers.

Gender is the only social identity that matters in contemporary dance.

Gender is irrelevant to the experiences and opportunities of dancers in contemporary dance.

Dance cannot be used to promote gender equality and social justice.

Dance can be used to promote gender equality and social justice by raising awareness of gender issues.

Dance can be used to promote gender equality and social justice by providing a platform for marginalized voices.

All of the above.