Cognitive approaches - gender development
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- Created on: 25-04-14 18:35
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2. The first stage of Kohlbergs theory is called the
- Consistency Stage
- Identity Stage
- Stability Stage
3. What does Martin and Little study suggest?
- That the information a child needs to have can be basic and rudimentary
- That Kohlbergs theory is right and a child needs to be in the consistency stage before understanding about their own gender
- The age at which a child knows about gender is not 18 months but rather it is around 2 and a half years or 7 years when they are fully aware
4. The Stability stage suggests that the child is....
- Aware of its own gender but confused by external influences and the gender of perhaps others
- Aware of its own gender, aware of others gender and aware that their gender cannot be influences by external factors
- Aware of their own gender only and confused by others.
5. who proposed the gender development theory?
- Kohlberg
- Martin and Halverson
- Martin and Little
- Martin and Bem
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