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14 Cards in this Set
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androgynous personality
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personality type that includes characteristics that are both masculine and feminine traits
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gender role stereotypes
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rigid and fixed ideas about what is appropriate male or female behavior
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gender schemes
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the concepts that define how a person thinks about the behaviors and attitudes that are appropriate for males.and females
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gender constancy
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the older childs understanding that a persons gender is stable and stays the same despite changes in superficial appearance
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self socialization
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process by which children are intrinsically motivated to acquire values,interests,and behaviors consistent with their gender and culture
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authoritative parents
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parents who combine a high degree of warmth ,acceptance,and encouragement of autonomy with firm but flexible control;the encourage communication and negotiation in rule setting within the family
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authoritarian parents
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parents who are highly controling,show little warmth,and adhere to rigid rules;in families headed by authoritarian parents,children contribute little to the familys decision making process
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permissive parents
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parents who exercise little control over their children but are high in warmth
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indifferent parents
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parents who neither set limits nor display much affection or approval
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internalization
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the process of incorporating the values and oral standards of one's self concept,or understanding,of oneself
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gender identity
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the knowledge of who we are as male or female
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sex
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the genetic and biological determination of whether we are male or female
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gender
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a conceptual understanding of being male or female ,which is largely defined by culture
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gender roles
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roles we ad
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