AQA A2 Psychology Unit 3 - Gender - Gender Dysphoria 2
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- Created on: 12-04-14 15:21
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2. As most of these studies are case studies, what cannot be done with the findings?
- Generalised to everyone
- Used to fully explain Gender Dysphoria
3. What type of family type does this theory not take into account?
- Children who have been in care
- Children with both parents
- Children with no parents
4. Who looks at Gender Dysphoria in the long term?
- Money & Harvis - Gender Dysphoria is only short term
- Zucker - Only 12% of gender dysphoric children between 2-18 were still gender dysphoric by 18
- Zucker - Only 20% of gender dysphoria children stayed like it until they were 21
5. What is the definition of Gender Dysphoria?
- A strong, persistent, cross gender identification
- A feeling of cross gender identification lasting over 2 weeks
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