Chapter 10 Flashcards

1
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What is the dimension of masculinity and femininity based on social, cultural, and psychological characteristics?

A

Gender

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2
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What term is used for sexual activities, attitudes, and behaviors?

A

Sexuality

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3
Q

What is genetic sex determined by?

A

Sperm which can make XX female or XY male

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4
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What are the sex chromosomes and where do they come from?

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X chromosome is from the mother

x or Y chromosome is from the father

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5
Q

The structure and function of reproductive organs do not always match original genetic sex such as?

A

Genes and hormones

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6
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What is a collection of actions, beliefs, and characteristics that a culture (or society) associates with masculinity and femininity?

A

Gender role

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7
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What is feeling or sense of being either male or female and compatibility, contentment, and conformity with ones gender; reinforced by learning?

A

Gender identity

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8
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What are gender roles acquired by and influenced by?

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Acquired by observational learning and influenced by reinforcement through operant conditioning

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9
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What is actively processing information and development of gender specific rules?

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Cognition ex “I’m not going to play with that toy it’s a girls toy”

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10
Q

What is created by mental guidelines that dictate how to be feminine or masculine and impact how events and info are processed and remembered?

A

Gender schemas

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11
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What are 3 gender role stereotypes?

A
  • strong ideas about nature of males and females.
  • begin to form around age 3 and held tightly by young children
  • are apparent in marketing,media, and academic settings.
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12
Q

The is the tendency to cross gender role boundaries, displays behaviors associated with both genders?

A

Androgyny

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13
Q

Whom are people whose gender identity and expression do not typically match the gender assigned to them at birth called?

A

Transgender

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14
Q

What individuals seek or undergo a social transition to the other gender, and who may make changes to his or her body through surgery and medical treatment?

A

Transsexual

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15
Q

What do the concepts of sexual orientation depend on?

A

Culture and individual attitudes and perceptions

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16
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Culture plays a significant role in the determination of what….?

A

Of acceptable sexual behaviors

17
Q

Gender disparities in motives exist but are small for both men and women what are they

A

Women are more likely to seek love, commitment, intimacy, and stable relationships
Men are motivated by physical appearance of partner, pleasure, and desire to reduce stress.

18
Q

What is the classification of someone as male or female based on biological characteristics?

A

Sex

19
Q

What is an individual who does not feel sexually attracted to other people?

A

Asexual