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6. Why can't these theories by generalised to all humans?
- As they are case studies
- As they are only observations
- As they do not take into account all factors that determine gender
7. What does Smith and Lloyds theory suggest about the colour of the babies clothes?
- Which toys the child plays with indicates to the parents which gender the child is (Colour of clothes makes no difference)
- How the child is labelled ( Through the colour clothing) determines how the child is socialised (Which toys)
- How the child acts towards the parents determines the gender given
8. Who first looked at the bio social approach?
- Money and Erdhardt
- Leighton et al
- Reiss et al
- Downes and Rock
9. Why is this theory retrospective?
- As they are observations and case studies only
- As they are case studies and era dependant
- As they are open to interpretation
10. Who looked at the case of Mr Blackwell and what was found?
- Money & Erdhardt - Socialisation has a greater effect on gender than biology
- Goldwyn - Even though his brain was chemically female, he believed he was a boy due to socialisation
- Goldwyn - His brain was chemically female so was re-socialised to be female