Given the fact that male-female differences in math and nurturing are questionable, the Hill's message best reflects a (n) gender-role stereotype. gender-role stereotypes.
both males and females tend to be sexually active (i.e., have had at least one sexual encounter) and are so at similar rates. Which statement concerning current teen sexuality is the United States is true?
When he became a grandfather, Lorne retained his masculine traits but also became more nurturing and learned to cook. This best exemplifies the concept of androgyny shift. they actively seek sexual contact with other infants. Which of the following is true regarding children's knowledge of sex and reproduction?
The majority of gay men are effeminate and the majority of lesbians are masculine. a. genes are much more influential than environmental factors in determining sexual orientation. b. sexual orientation is determined almost completely by environmental factors.
Money and Ehrhardt's biosocial theory of gender typing suggests all of the following EXCEPT that. fetal chromosomal differences (e.g., XX versus XY) are the most important factors in determining gender-role behavior.
A major difference between Kohlberg's cognitive-developmental theory and Martin and Halverson's gender-schema theory is that gender typing in the gender-schema theory. begins as soon as children acquire gender identity at around two to three years of age. Gender schemata.
portraying children as passive participants in the developmental process. According to Kohlberg's cognitive-developmental theory of gender typing, gender-role development. depends on stage like changes in thinking. A major theme of Kohlberg's cognitive-developmental theory of gender typing involves a child engaging in.
Research by Morrongiello and Hogg (2004) found that when asked to prevent future risky behavior in a child who had misbehaved in some dangerous way (e.g., bicycling fast down a hill), moms reported that they would. not intervene with the boys but would set more rules with girls.
For Kohlberg, the outcome of the three childhood stages of gender development is the acquisition of gender. constancy. According to cognitive-developmental theory, the initial phase of gender identity is established around age 2 or 3, when a child. recognizes that they are a male or female.
gender roles. The key element of gender-role norms is that within a society, they are viewed as. desirable characteristics. While Charlotte is growing up, she is socialized into believing that a woman should stay home and take care of the children while men go off to work and "bring home the bacon.".
Most children clearly demonstrate basic gender identity by. 2½ to 3 years of age. The process by which children become aware of the fact that they are either male or female and that there are different cultural expectations concerning the pattern of behavior for the two sexes is called. gender typing.
15. A "true hermaphrodite" is someone who:#N#1 pts#N#a. has both XX and XY chromosome patterns.#N#b. has one testis and one ovary.#N#c. is female, but has sexual interest only in other females.#N#d. dresses up as the opposite gender.
c. Sexual orientation is determined by genetics as well as other factors. d. Genetic factors determine sexual orientation in men, but do not seem to play a role for women. c. Sexual orientation is determined by genetics as well as other factors.
7. Some XX females have either an ovary and a testis, or two testes, or a mixture of testis and ovary tissue on each side as a result of:#N#1 pts#N#a. a translocated SRY gene.#N#b. low body temperature during prenatal development.#N#c. too much testosterone.#N#d. too much estrogen.