gender ; androgyny and bsri 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyGenderA2/A-levelAQA Created by: ilovetheofficeCreated on: 28-05-18 22:45 ANDROGYNY AND BSRI DFGDF 1 of 46 - defining androgyny dgdf 2 of 46 in psychology androgyny refers to a personality type characterised by? a balance of masculine and feminine traits / attitudes or behaviours 3 of 46 who developed a method for measuring androgyny? bem 4 of 46 individuals psyc both masculine and feminine rughly equally are better equipped to do what? adapt to range situations and contexts 5 of 46 what si the opposite of androgynous? undifferentiated 6 of 46 - measuring androgyny: bsri dfgdf 7 of 46 when was this deve? 1974 8 of 46 how many characteristics per thing? 20 9 of 46 things were? masculine / feminine / neutral 10 of 46 respondents required to rate themselves on rating scale of how many pts? 7 11 of 46 scores classified on which two dimensions? masculinity-femininity / androgynous-undifferentiated 12 of 46 EVALUATION DGDF 13 of 46 :) scale appears valid and reliable dfgdf 14 of 46 BSRI dev by asking how many male judges? 50 15 of 46 and female judges? 50 16 of 46 to rate how many traits of how desirable for men / women? 200 17 of 46 which traits became the 20 on the scale? the top rated in each category 18 of 46 BSRI then piloted with how many students? 1k+ 19 of 46 and results broadly corresponded with? pps own description of gender identity 20 of 46 this suggests BSRI to have degree if? validity 21 of 46 follow-up involving same studies was done how long after? 1m 22 of 46 and revealer? similar scores 23 of 46 sugg this has good what kind reliability? test-retest reliability 24 of 46 :( association of androgyny and psych well-being dgdf 25 of 46 bem placed great emph. on idea tht androgynous indivs are more psych healthy why? best placed to deal with situations demanding M/F/A response 26 of 46 some researchers have argued that who actually are better adjusted? those with greater proportion masculine traits 27 of 46 why? more highly valued in w. society 28 of 46 suggests bem;s research may not have taken adequate account of what? socio-cultural context in which dev'd 29 of 46 :( oversimplifies complex concept dgdf 30 of 46 one alternative to the BSRI is? Personal Attribute Questionnaire (PAQ) 31 of 46 which replaces masculinity-femininity dimension with? instrumentality-expressivity 32 of 46 however like BSRI, PAQ based on idea gender id can be? quantified 33 of 46 golombok suggested what about gender id? more global concept that sugg in scales 34 of 46 to understand gender identity more fully what should be considered? broader issues 35 of 46 like? person's interests / perceptions own abilities 36 of 46 EVAL EXTRA FHFG 37 of 46 :( cultural / historical bias dfgdf 38 of 46 what has changed significantly in 40yrs since? behaviours regarded 'typical' + 'acceptable' 39 of 46 BSRI is made up of ideals that may be outdated and lacking in? temporal validity 40 of 46 in addition scale devised from panel of judges all from? us 41 of 46 so what's difficult about western notions of 'fe/maleness'? may not b shared across all cultures / societies 42 of 46 :( measuring gender id using questionnaires fhf 43 of 46 asking questionnaire relies on what they may not hav? understanding of own personality + behaviour 44 of 46 what about gender makes it more difficult than sex? hypothetical construct > fact 45 of 46 furthermore what's the problem with the 7-pt scoring system? subjective to each individual 46 of 46
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