AQA A2 Psychology Unit 3 - Gender - Gender Schema Theory 3.5 / 5 based on 5 ratings ? PsychologyGenderA2/A-levelAQA Created by: AmyCreated on: 01-04-14 17:45 What problem does this theory address that Kohlbergs theory misses? That sex-typed behaviour is there before the understanding of gender constancy 1 of 10 What do children learn at around 2-3? Pre-programmed gender schema 2 of 10 What would children look at the create this gender schema role models and their enviroment 3 of 10 What did Campbell (2000) discover about preferences to gender? Boys at ages 9 months preferred to look at boy orientated activities and toys 4 of 10 Which study concluded that girls gender stereotyped through dolls by age 2-3? Paulin-Dubois et al (2002) 5 of 10 Tenenbaun and Leaper (2002) believe that who has an influence on a child's gender schema? Parents 6 of 10 What is the difference between Kohlberg's theory and Martin and Halverson's theory? The ages in which the processes take place 7 of 10 Campbell and Poulin Dubois et al's studies both support eachother, why? Children pay attention to same sex stereotyping much earlier 8 of 10 Why would contradiciting schema i.e. female mechanic, not be noticed by young children Gender schema's are rigid and will only pay attention to things that are consistent 9 of 10 Who found that under the age of 4 children show no signs of gender constancy, but have strong gender stereotypes? Martin & Little (1990) 10 of 10
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