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Gender
*Is a social label -Traits and behaviors regarded by culture as appropriate to men and Women
Sex
Is a Biological label -Male and Female
Minimalist views
*Few differences between men and women.
*Deny "gender divide"
Maximalist View
*Vast fundamental differeces. *Differences are not likely to change.
Essentialist View
*Gender is directly related to biology. *Evolutionary psychlogy fall under this category. *Biological differences determine behavior.
Structuralism
*Understanding the structure of the CONSCIOUS mind.
-Wlhelm Wundt, founder (~1879)
-Wanted to know about human thought proccess.
-Based on studying adults.
Functionalism
*Emphasis on how to mind fuction rather than the structure. -Adaptability and intelligence became the focus over structue. *William James (late 1800's-Early 1900's) *Wider range of participants *Compare individual differences did not take social influence into consideration - Focus on Biology *Women differ inn ability and peersonality compare to men.
Behaviorism
*Focuses on OBSERVABLE behavior.
*Interested in learning and memory.
*Womenless psychology.
-Classical Condtioning Pavlov
-Operant Conditioning
Equality
*The giving of equal resources at the biginnning, same chaces for all.
-EX. Same cabilty and opportunity to win.
Equity
*Gaining fairness. Apply a great number of resouces to a disadvantage group.
-EX. Swimming ex.
Liberal Feminist
*Equalitarian Feminism. *Moderte brannch: All are created equal. *End discrimination based on sex and extend to women the rights that men have always had. *National Organization of Women (NOW) *Betty Friedan (1921-2006) founder of NOW, autthor of The Fiminine Mystique
Socialism Feminism
*Inferior position of women is tied to capitalism system based on class
*Sexism supports capitalism because of the unpaid labor of women.
*Entire social structure needs to be altered to free women and opressed
*Sheila Rowbotham, Manchester University
Radical Feminnism
*Women to women
*Women are oppresed by men which yields oppresion by race & class.
*Sexism is a core of patriarchal society.
-Solution is to create women institutions and sever relatonships from men.
Profeminism Mens Movement: NOMAS
*Enlightened men or New age men
*Share ideologies of liberal feminism
*Men and women are basicaly alike & women shoould enjoy the same opportunities, rights and status in society as men.
*Sociatal expectations of masculinity force men to repress their feelings
National Coalition for Men (Freeman)
*Aim to restore mens pride in bing "real men" but not necesssarily in the tradditional masculine role.
*Patriarchy male burden is the provider role which causes relentless oppression of men
*Male privilege is an illusion
Mythopoetic Men
*Founded by Robert Bly
*Rediscover the deeo, mythic roots of masculine thinking & feeling to restore men to spiritual, emotional & intellectual wholeness.
*Ideal men would existed during the and end middle ages.
*Workshops & retreats to the woods w/o womenn & civilization.
Promise Keepers
*Founded by Bill McCortney (1990)
*Christian men come together to pray.
*Men have become irresponsible and unfaithful to themselvs & Family.
*Critics say that taking resposibility really means taking awa from womens rights and voice.
*Women married to PK -about restoring famili values, respec, spirituality & love not subordintion.
Million Men March
*Founded by Louis Farrakhan
*Black men alone for sins and to reconcie w/one another
*Praise as a positive movement for black men.
*Women are excluded from marches.
Empirical Observations
*Capable of measurement, can be proved or disproved w/ observation or experimentation *Behaviorism vs. Emperialism
Quatitative
*Systematic plan utilized inn gathering data w/an attempto avio bias.
*Rely w/a specific variable or variables to answer questions.
*Variable the factor of interest.
Experimental Design
Obtain a CAUSE $ effect relationship between to variables.
IV: The manipulated or experimental variable
-The variable is changed independently of any other factor.
DV: The variable that is mesured in an experiment
-This variable depends on the manipulation of IV.
The effect of the IV on the DV.
Ex post facto
*Allows researchers to study variables that are unable to be manipulated.
*Researchers choose subject variable
*Subject variable: Charcteristic of interest in the participant.
-Ex brain damange, sexual orientation.
*Quasi expeiment: not a true experiment, no cause and effect.
Descriptive Design
*Describing characteristic or attitude, understanding.
-*Survey: Questionnaries
-*Correlational Studies: The goal to discribe the strength of a relationship between two or more events. Correlation coeffiecints tells is the strenght type.
Correlation
Correlation does not mean causation
Qualitative
*Focuses on understanding the complexity of the situation rather than trying to reduce the situation to numbers. -Brand new every time -Stage theory development (EX.stair case) -Different data collection accepts subjectivity.
Case study
*Intensive study of one person or one situation
*not able to generalize
Interviews
*Allows for the exploration of a topic through the exchange of inforrmation between the interviewer and the participant.
Ethnography
Involves study of naturally occurring events of a group.
Design Bias
*When study fails to identify validity problems OR when the media fails to incorporate the reasearchers cautions.
Prosedual Bias
When a researcher administers the interview or questinnaire under adverse conditions.
Mesurement Bias
When researcher fails to control for the effects of data collection/measuremenet.
Sampling Bias
When a researcher fails to select a sample that represents the whole population.
Type 3 error/problem Bias
When a researcher attempts to solve the wrong problem.
Nature
*Innate (bilogical) qualities
-EX. strong baby
Nurture
*Environmental experinece
-Ex. Strong adult
Freud
*Human are influence by unconscious motives.
*Early childhood experince are important
*Sex and agression are motivating force
*Freudian slips- means everything we say.
Freud Psychosexual Stages of Development
*Oral *Anal *Phallic *Sexual Letancy *Genital Peburty Stage of development is said to be complete w/ emotional detachment from parents and libidinal attachment to own sex partner.
Oral
0-1 - mouth or oral source of pleasure.
-Fails to pass relates to smoking, kissing, talking.
Anal
1-3 - toilet training development of self control and power. -Fail to pass results in selfishness, neat obssesive or defiatly messy.
Phallic
3-6 - interest in own sex organs and feeling. -Oedipal complex closer to mom (boy) aggresive to father -Electra complt closer to dad (girl) penis envy
Sexual Lantency
6-11 - Indenify w/ same sex parent
-super ego develops
-development or social and moral values
Freud Ego Defense Mechanism
*Helps us cope w/anxiety & keep ego from being overwhelming considered normal behavior.
Denial
*Close your eyes an pretend its still there.
-Ex. parents lost a child leave room intact think they will come back
Displacement
*Takinng out negtive anger on someone that has nothing to do.
Identification
*Development proccess
-Ex. Sororities & Frats
*Enhance self esteem
Rationalization
*Try to come up with a good reason on why something bad happened.
-Ex. Work promotion
Projection
Taking your own inappropriate feelings and saying someone else has them.
-Ex. Cheatng on BF and accuse them of cheating.
Sublimation
*Taking aggresive or sex negative behavior & channaling positive.
-Ex. Release anger at gym
Horney's
*Theory of personality
*Psycoanalitical Feminist
*Reformulated masculine bias been in Freuds theory
*Focus on unconscious & childhood experiences
*Womb Envy
*Men fear women. Attribute evil to women to hide their own inadequance
Chodorow
*Theory of development
*Mother Intant relationship
*Focus on early identification w/ mother
*Girls have it easier in developing sense of self
*Boys must reject feminity of mother to become masculine
-Develope fear and inferiority for women.
Kaschak
*Antgone *Social structure perpetauates defferentiation of power between gender. - men and women have different roles. *Resolving the oedipal complex is unlikely patriachal society. -men treat women as extension of themselves -Women who can resolve the antigone phase are independent.
Erikson
*Intimacy vs. Isolation: (19-40age) based on if you have relationship and commitment.
* Generativity vs. Stagnation: (35-60age) sense of purpose consern of next generation and making the world a better place.
*Intergitity vs. Dispair: (65 +) satisfy where you are
kohlberg
*Moral development
* Morality is justice
* Observed behavior may be different than what is verbalized
* Only men and boys used in samples.
Kolhberg moral development stages
1- Pre conventional: obidience and self intrest 2- Convetional: comformity and maitaing social order 3- Post conventional: social contract and ethical principal
Gender Schema
*Developed by Sandra Bem
* Schema cognitive that organizes and guides perception
- accounts for childrens socialization into gender espesific roles
Gender script theory
*Extesion of gender schema theory
* Social knowledge about gender acuired by children is organized in a sequence of events.
* Changes the cognitive process and memory.
Hypothalamus
*The brain tells it to secrete releasing hormones which tells the pituitary gland to release hormones. * pituitary gland the anterior pituitary releases tropic hormones(gonadotropins) into th blood streams, stimulating gonads to release more hormones.
Sex Hormones
*Derived from cholesterol
* Androgen: testosterones
* Estrogens: estradile
* Progestins: progesterone
Wolffian System and Mullerian system
*male system (WS)
*female system(MS)
* 23 pairs of chromosomes the 23rd pair is the sex chromosomes
- if XX female
- if XY male
Different types of Sydromes
*Turner Sydrome: only one X chromosome (girl) w/o fuctioning ovaries. * Extra X chromosome XXX, XXXX , XXXXX (girl) can be sterile *Kilnefelter Sydrome: XXY, XXXY, XXXXY (boy) small testies and sterile and have bobs * XYY chormosome pattern (boy) big and agressive.
Intersexuality
Hermaphroditism
* Individual has both male and female reproductive organs so some extent.
Cognition
act or proccess of knowing (inlcudes awareness, judgement, perceiving, and resoning)
Abilities
*Quality of being able to do something particularly physical or mental task( natural aptitude or adcuired proficiency)
* Girls exceed inn verbal ability
-language acquisition and writinng ability
*Boys excel in Math
-anologies
Insomia
*Trouble falling asleep or staying asleep. *Most common Dyssomia *Associated w/medical or psychological problem. *Mostly on women
Narcolepsy
*Excessive daytime sleepness *Cataplexy -Suddden muscle paralysis -Precepitated by strong emotion *Sleep Paralysis Uable to talk or move -Common in both
Sleep Apnea & Sleep disorder Breathing
*Ristrictted air flow *obstructed sleep apnea -air flow stops but respiratory system works *central leep apnea - respiratory system stops for a brief period -Common in Male
Parasomnia
*sleep walking stages 3 and 4 boys
*Enuresis: weting the bed boys
*nightmares during REM sleep both