Biological approach to gender 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyGenderA2/A-levelAQA Created by: Honor_Created on: 08-11-15 16:25 What is the biological approach to gender's main assumption? that all gender differences can be explained in terms of biological factors such as genes or hormones 1 of 13 Who is the psychologist responsible for the Sex Role Inventory? Bem 2 of 13 Sexually ' ' nucleus that is part of the hypothalamus is said to be responsible for gender development dimorphic 3 of 13 Male syndrome with an extra X chromosome Klinefelters syndrome 4 of 13 What is the name of the chromosomal syndrome which gives some girls the chromosome 'XO' Turners syndrome 5 of 13 What is the name of the syndrome where no testosterone receptors are present Androgen insensitivity syndrome 6 of 13 What chromosome patter do men described as 'Supermales' have? XYY 7 of 13 What does CAH stand for? Congenital adrenal hyperplasia 8 of 13 An example of someone who has CAH Caster Semenya 9 of 13 Who found a correlation between child free women with higher levels of testosterone in saliva and low desire to have children Deady et al 10 of 13 What is the name of the person who sowed that even though they were reassigned as a girl biology overode socialisation David Reimer 11 of 13 when does the biological approach believe that an individuals gender and sex is decided same time 12 of 13 Whats the name of the gene which causes the gonads (sex organs) to develop into testes? SRY 13 of 13
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