Paper 3- issues and debates, gender, schizophrenia and addiction

1. only some elements of our behaviour are determined and the rest is open to free will (the choices we make). it is sometimes called the compatibilist viewpoint (4, 11)
5. anyone a person comsiders to be of an equal standing to them. friends would be peers and some family members would be considered in the same way, though who these are may differ from person to person (5)
8. a focus across multiple cultures in order to understand elements that apply across all cultures (4)
9. the biological fact of being male or female based on genes and hormones (3)

2. within the context of addiction, it is any genetic mechanism that causes the likelihood of a person becoming an addict to increase (7, 4, 6)
3. a person's own cultural background affects þe view they have and the behaviours they display (8, 10)
4. communications within a family are detrimental to the workings of the family group such that they create conflict and distrust (6, 11)
6. where any differences that might exist between males and females are exaggerated (5, 4)
7. one of two or more versions of a gene on a chromosome. an individual inherits two alleles for each gene, one from each gene (6)
10. chemicals released from the endocrine glands. they travel in the bloodstream to target organs (8)

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