Question: Sexism is the belief that one sex is more valuable than the other, or behaviors that recreate disadvantages for one sex to the benefit of the other. In most cultures, sexism is a system that favors men. It can either be institutionalized (so deeply embedded in society we don't notice or question it) or individual (the behaviors or beliefs of a single person). Which of the following would be an example of institutionalized sexism? Need Assignment Help? Question options: When a woman marries, she is often expected to take the last name of her husband, thus taking his familial identity. Men's restrooms have urinals, which are more convenient than toilets. Women are expected to like pink, and boys are expected to like blue. All of the answer choices are example of institutional discrimination.