Chapter - 10 Flashcards

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1
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Female ducts

A

Mullerian

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2
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Male ducts

A

Wolffian

wolves, like males, have hair

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3
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Mullerian

A

Female ducts

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4
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Wolffian

A

Male ducts

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5
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Embryo

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5 weeks into development

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6
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Male birth hormones

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Androgens

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7
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Female birth hormones

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Estrogens

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8
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Gonads

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Te**/Ov

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9
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Gender roles

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Cultural expectations for masculine/feminine behavior

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10
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Gender typing

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Process of acquiring gender role characteristics

E.g., 
Parents
TV
Upbringing
Social media
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11
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Gender identity

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Individual sense of “being” with regards to gender

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12
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Gender Dysphoria

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Once called Gender Identity Disorder (GID)
Tra** - mismatch between gender and “gender identity”
Gender qu
* - “nonbinary”
Gender neutral - neither, superset of gender qu***?
Gender fluid - Changes with time

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13
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Hejjra

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India’s official third gender

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14
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Biological influences (gender identity formation)

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Females with more androgens in utero are tomboyish

They don’t become “males” or homo**

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15
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Social learning theory

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Gender identity formed through modeling and reinforcement

Females have more leeway to do more out-of-gender things

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16
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Gender schema theory

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Gender identity formed after the child develops a schema for gender
Child learns to behave its own gender?
???????

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17
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Gender (stimulus variable)

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Gender causes different (though not unfair) treatment

E.g., A male walks to a building, supposedly will do a double step to open door for a female, but not for a male, unless she’s a super hardcore feminist

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18
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Sexism

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Prejudice leading to unfair treatment

E.g., interviewing only female babysitters because males are bad nurturers

19
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Benevolent sexism

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Unfair treatment based on positive stereotype

E.g., three females and one male on road trip, tire goes flat, and male must change it because he’s a male

20
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Androgyny

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Characteristic of possessing mostly positive traits from both genders
E.g., one can both cook and change tires

21
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Cognitive differences between genders

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None

Except males have better mental rotation abilities than females (not at all due to biology)

22
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Emotional expression differences between genders

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Males report feelings to others

Females relate feelings to others (vent)

23
Q

NSSHB

A

Showed that males do more se** stuff than females

24
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Origins of S***** Dysfunction

A

Organic dysfunction
Sociocultural dysfunction
Psychological dysfunction

25
Q

Organic dysfunction

A

Caused by physical dysfunction (age)

26
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Sociocultural dysfunction

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Caused by Crazy Christian Conservatards

27
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Psychological dysfunction

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Caused by mental health problems

28
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Paraphilias

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Criminal

Fulfillment through criminal, unusual, or socially unacceptable means

29
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Ephebophile

A

Ped**** but for teenagers

30
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Exhibitionism

A

Naked in public

31
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Voy***ism

A

Illegal watching

32
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Frotteurism

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Clothed and touching stranger with gen***ls in public illegally

33
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Transvestism

A

Male wears female clothing

34
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Fet**hes

A

Explained by conditioning

Object/body part (anything) must be present in forn***

35
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Foot fet***

A

Because feet and gen***** neurons are neighbors in the brain

36
Q

Bacterial S*Ds

A

Treatable

Chlamydia
Syphilis
Gonorrhea

37
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Chlamydia

A

Bacterial

Silent STD/”college campus” STD
75% of females and 50% of males are asymptomatic
Causes infertility and pelvic inflammatory for females
5x likelihood for HIV

38
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Syphilis

A

Bacterial

Silent
Small sores, then rash, then latent
Comes back after 10-30 years, too late to treat
Causes blindness and death through the brain

39
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Gonorrhea

A

Bacterial

The “clap”
Used to slam heavy object on p** to “clap” discharge out

40
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Viral S*Ds

A

Untreatable

Herpes
HPV
AIDS

41
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Herpes

A

Viral

Causes cold sores
Only 10% of those who have it are diagnosed

42
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HPV

A

Viral

Causes cervical cancer in females
Causes head/neck/throat cancer in males
Males have oral HPV more than females

43
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AIDS

A

Viral

Causes immunocompromised