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19 Cards in this Set
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evolutionary psychology theory
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adaptaion duing evolution caused psychological differences to occur in men and women
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social role theory
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gender differences result from constraining roles placed on men and women
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psychoanalytic theory
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Freud beleived that children begin to devlop gender identity when they form an attraction to their opposite sex parent
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cognitive developmental theory
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childrens gender's occur after children think of themselves as boys or girls
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gender schema theory
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gender typing occurs as gender gradually develop schemas of what behaviors are gender appropriate in their culture, context and environment
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cultural narrative
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made up of our various cultural groups (ethnicity, age group, religion, sexual orientation, political orientation, martital status, gender, etc.)
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cultural sensitivity
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being aware/conscious of the nuances of ones own culture and the culture of others
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cultural appropriatness
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demonstrating both sensitivity to cultural similarities and differences and effectivness in using cultural symbols to communicate a message
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monoculturalistic view
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valuing dominance of one culture, style, or group to acheive status quo.
(assimialtion of minority into majority) |
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multicultural view
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valuing diverse cultures, groups, styles
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basic assertion
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simple expression of standing up for personal feelings, beliefs, rights, or opinions
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empathic assertion
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involoves making a statement that conveys recognition of the other persons situation or feelings, followed by another statement that stands up for speakers rights
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escalating assertion
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involves starting with a minimal assertive respnse that can usually accomplish the speakers goal with the minimum of effort and negative emotion and a small possibility of negative consequences
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confrontive assertion
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used when the other persons words contridict their deeds
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owl
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collaborator
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turtle
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avoider
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shark
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competitor
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fox
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compromiser
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teddy bear
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accommodator
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