chapter 15

Question 1

biological organs

Answer 1

sex

Question 2

refers to people who identify with their assigned gender at birth

Answer 2

cisgender

Question 3

identify with different gender categories

Answer 3

gender fluid

Question 4

do not identify with one exclusively

Answer 4

non binary

Question 5

identify with both male and female

Answer 5

bigender

Question 6

do not identify with any gender category

Answer 6

agender

Question 7

Behaviors stereotyped for an assigned gender

Answer 7

gender-typed

Question 8

rennels and gummings

Answer 8

infants can distinguish sexes using multiple perceptual cues

Question 9

children spend more time with same sex peers

Answer 9

sex typed play

Question 10

childrens tendency to associate with same gender peers to avoid other gender peers

Answer 10

gender segregation

Question 11

advances in cognitive development that can allow
adolescents (more often girls than boys) to transcend traditional conventions
and pursue a more flexible range of interests

Answer 11

Gender-role flexibility

Question 12

heightened concerns with adhering to traditional
gender roles

Answer 12

Gender-role intensification

Question 13

adrenal hyperplasia girls xx

Answer 13

may develop male genitalia

Question 14

androgen insensitivity

Answer 14

may develop female genitalia

Question 15

corpus callosum tends to be large in

Answer 15

women

Question 16

gender identity
strengthened by engaging in gender
stereotypical activities

Answer 16

Gender self-socialization

Question 17

*Motivation to engage in gender-typed behavior begins soon after
children can label their own gender in toddlerhood

Answer 17

Gender Schema Theory

Question 18

*Took a cognitive developmental approach, proposed three stages of
gender development:

Answer 18

Kohlberg’s Theory