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15 Cards in this Set

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Biology; genes
Nature
Environment you grow up in, and your life experiences.
Nurture
Defined by genitals
Sex
Defined by experience/mind
Gender
View of oneself as male or female
Gender Identity
Behavior consistent with being male or female
Gender Role
Says:
-Opportunities and restrictions in our social roles CREATE psychological gender differences.
-There are certain characteristics that men/women are supposed to acquire to differentiate between male/female.
-If you tell a group of people there is no difference of who will do better (male/female) then neither one will do better.
Social Role Theory of Gender Differences
Says:
-Men and women have different sizes of brain areas.
-Men have a bigger right hemisphere (visual, spatial)
-Women have a bigger Corpus Callosum.
Brain Theory of Gender Differences
Says:
-Natural things make men and women different.
-Forces natural selection (Darwin)
-Can't be tested!
Evolutionary Theory of Gender Differences
The tendency to prefer romantic and sexual partners of the same or different sex.
Sexual Orientation
What are the 4 Origins of Sexual Orientation?
-Genetic Factors
-Sex Hormones
-Birth Order
-Brain-related
Origin of sexual orientation that says the levels of sex hormones during prenatal development can affect sexual orientation.
Sex Hormones
Origin of sexual orientation that says gay males are more likely to have more than 1 older brother.
Birth Order
Origin of sexual orientation that says homosexuals are more like the opposite sex, and that they are more likely to be non-right-handed.
Brain-related
Bem's Theory..
-There is atypical sex-typed behavior as children
-hang out with children of opposite sex and see them as friends, not lovers
-"exotic becomes erotic"
-become more attracted to people that are different form those that you hang out with