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6. The theory considers social learning theory
7. Who carried out a cross cultural study?
8. Gender consistency is?
- 6-7 onwards, realise gender is permanent, despite changing apperance
- 3-5 years old, realise gender is consistent overtime
- 1-3 years old, recoginise either male or female using experience
9. What is the counter argument to kolberg?
- Money - every child develops gender differently due to environment and socialisation
- Bem- children have a gender awareness before the age of two, suggesting the theory isn't universal due to schemas
- Holmes - children learn gender through biological influences
10. Slaby and Frey found?
- Child at a young age may not have the language skills to express themselves/understand due to the lack of mental development maybe
- Children at a young age don't care enough to understand gender
- Children at a young age will just copy whatever they see and will relate to that gender
11. When a child relates to a adult role model it is called?
- Self-socialisation
- Self-awareness
- Self-conditioning
12. Slabyand Frey 1975 found?
- Girls showed more interest in the female role models ignoring the out-group
- Children watched male adult models; both genders more with boys than girls. Supports children watching in-group
- Children watched both role models equally
13. What did kolberg believe?
- That it is universal as every child will go through the stages at the same age
- That every child will go through the stages in their own time
- That there is no other explanation to gender only his stages
14. Why is the theory deterministic?
- Assumes everyone develops that way
- Simplifies explanation, numerous other factors
- Ignores every other factor that may effect gender
