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What is the essay plan for: Outline and Evaluate psychological explanations of gender development? |
4 marks - Kohlberg's theory of gender consistency 4 marks - Evaluate Kohlberg's theory of gender consistency 4 marks - Gender Schema theory 4 marks - Evaluate GST IDA: Real world application Role of individual differences Gender bias |
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What is the essay plan for: Outline and evaluate Kohlberg's theory of gender development? |
8 marks - Kohlberg's theory of gender consistency 8 marks - Evaluate (2 strengths 2 weaknesses) IDA: Gender bias Individual differences Real world application |
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What is the essay plan for: Outline and evaluate gender schema theory? |
8 marks - GST 8 marks - evaluate (Martin and Little (1990), Marin and Halverson, Bradbard et al (1986) all strengths/ Campbell et al (2000) and Eisenberg et al weaknesses) 8 marks IDA: Real world application Individual differences Gender bias |
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What is the essay plan for: Outline and evaluate the role of genes and hormones in gender development |
4 marks - Role of genes (XX and XY SRY) 4 marks - evaluate (strength + weakness) 4 marks - Role of hormones (testosterone) 4 marks - evaluate (strength + weakness) IDA: Socially sensitive topic to discuss Selectivity in reporting of data Determinism |
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What is the essay plan for outline and evaluate evolutionary explanations of gender? |
4 marks - Difference in cognitive style 4 marks - evaluate ( William and Best (1982) strength, criticism of this research - differences between collectivistic + individualistic cultures) 4 marks - Mate choice 4 marks - evaluate (Singh (1993) strength, Cultural variation) IDA: Retrospective Determinisim Cultural bias |
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What is the essay plan of: Outline and evaluate the biosocial approach to gender development? |
4 marks - Money and Ehrhardt (1972) gender labelling 4 marks - Evaluate (Condry and Condry (1976) strength, Case of David Reimer weakness) 4 marks - Social Role Theory - Eagly and Woody (1990) 4 marks - Evaluate (Konrad et al (2002) strength, Luxen (2007) weakness) IDA: Real world applications Determinism Approaches: biosocial > evolutionary |
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What is the essay plan for: Outline and evaluate biosocial explanations of gender dysphoria? |
2 marks - Psychosocial explanations [Mental illness]
2 marks - Psychosocial explanations [Mother-son relationships[ 4 marks - Evaluate (Cole et al (1997) weakness of mental illness, Zucker et al (1996) strength of mother-son relationships 2 marks - Biological explanations [Mismatch between hormones and genetic sex] 4 marks - Brain-sex theory of transsexualism 4 marks - evaluate (criticisms of BST Chung et al, Support from Rametti et al (2011) IDA: Real world applications Ethics - socially sensitive research |
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What is the essay plan for: Outline and evaluate social influences on gender role? |
4 marks - influence of teachers and schools 4 marks - Evaluate (Renzetti and Curran (1992) strength, Yanowitz and Weathers (2004) weakness) 4 marks - influence of Media 4 marks - Evaluate (Williams (1985) notel unitel etc strength, Charlton et al (2000) weakness) IDA: Not a complete explanation Real world application Environmental determinism Approaches - biological |
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What is the essay plan for: Outline and evaluate cultural influences on gender role? |
4 marks - Cultural similarities (division of labour) 4 marks - Evaluate (William and Best (1990) strength, weakness - division of labour cause not identified) 4 marks - Cultural differences - spatial perception and breaking down of gender stereotypes 4 marks - Evaluate (Schlegel and Barry (1986) strength, Mead (1935) new guinea study strength) IDA: Culture bias Determinism v Relativism |
