Gender 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyGenderA2/A-levelAQA Created by: beccahamblinCreated on: 27-02-18 19:16 What age does Gender identity occur? 2-3 years 1 of 18 What age does gender stability occur? 4-6 2 of 18 What age does gender constancy occur? 6-7 3 of 18 In what stage is gender not seen as stable over time or across changes in physical appearance? Gender identity 4 of 18 Which stage do children recognise their own gender is fixed over time? Gender Stability 5 of 18 Name the processes involved in the transition through stages 1. Maturation 2. Socialisation 3. Lessening egocentrisim 6 of 18 Who came up with gender schema theory? Martin and Halverson (1981) 7 of 18 What age do children act in a gendered way according to gender schema theory? 2-3 years , much earlier than Kohlberg 8 of 18 Children have a better understanding of the schema for their own gender, which is an In Group 9 of 18 What age do they develop elaborate schemas for both genders? 8 10 of 18 Whats the prevalence rates for GID? 1 in 5000 11 of 18 Name the biological explanations for GID 1. Genetics 2. Brain sex theory 12 of 18 Which part of the brain links to Brain sex theory The bed nucleus of the stria terminalis is 40% larger in males than females 13 of 18 Name the social explanations for GID Learning theory 1. Direct reinforcement 2. Indirect reinforcement 14 of 18 What is androgen insensitivity syndrome When a genetic male XY is exposed to too little testosterone and develops female characteristics 15 of 18 Bem sex role inventory (1974) - how were respondents asked to rate themselves? On a 7 point rating scale with 1=always true of me and 7=never true of me 16 of 18 Which atypical sex chromosome pattern is associated with high verbal skills Turner's syndrome 17 of 18 Give one strength of Frueds psychoanalytical theory to gender 1. Little Hans 18 of 18
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