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1
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Do not directly guide our behavior

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genes

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Every human shares about __ % of the same DNA, but __ % difference makes you, you

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99.9%.1%

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3
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In extraversion (outgoingness) & neuroticism (emotional instability), __ twins are much more similar than __ twins

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identicalfraternal

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Jim Springer and Jim Lewis were identical twins who were separated at birth & adopted by different families. Virtually alike with __, __, __, __, & __

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personality, intelligence, heart rate, brain waves, and voices

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People grown up together (biologically or not) don’t much resemble one another in __

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personality

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Adoptees’ traits bear more similarities to their __ parents than their __ parents

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biologicaladoptive

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__ factors shared by a family’s children have virtually no impact on personality

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Environmental

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__ do influence children’s attitudes, values, manners, faith, and politics

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Parents

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9
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Biologically rooted __ helps form our enduring personality

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temperament

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__ refers to the extent to which differences among people are attributable to genes

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Heritability

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The more __ environments are, heredity as a source of differences becomes important

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similar

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12
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Heritable __ differences need not imply heritable __ differences

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individualgroup

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13
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__ respond to environments and are self-regulating

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Genes

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14
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human differences are nearly always the result of both __ and __ influences

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geneticenvironmental

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Goal of __ __: find some of the many genes that influence normal human traits. Seek link b/w certain genes or chromosome segments and specific disorders

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molecular genetics

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16
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When certain traits are selected (by reproductive advantage), those traits will __ over time

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prevail

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17
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Our adaptive flexibility to environments contribute to our __: ability to survive & reproduce

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fitness

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18
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we are __ prepared for a world that no longer exists

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biologically

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19
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__ are more likely than females to initiate sexual activity

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Males

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Casual, impulsive sex is most frequent among __ with traditional __ attitudes

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malesmasculine

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__ have lower threshold for perceiving warm responses as a sexual come-on. __ more often than __ attribute a __ friendliness to sexual interest

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MenMenwomenwoman’s

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22
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Woman normally incubate & nurse __ __ , while males spread genes to other __

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one infantfemales

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23
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Men believe __ looking women are more attractive

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youthful

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Women are attracted to __, __, __, & __ males

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mature, dominant, bold, and affluent

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__ are greater risk takers; have genetic tradeoff b/w distributing one’s genes or co-parenting

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men

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__ __ reassure that the sexes are more alike than different & humans have a great capacity for learning and social progress

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Evolutionary psychologists

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Problem with evolutionary perspective

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starts with an effect and works backward to propose an explanation

28
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__ helps develop our brain’s neural connections

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Experience

29
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Rosenzweig and Krech: studied rats in impoverished and enriched environments, and looked at brain cortex size __ with better environment

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increase

30
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Stimulation of touch or massage __ infants (gain __ & develop __ rapidly)

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benefitsweightneurologically

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Child’s enriched environment activates and preserves __. As a child, excess __ are still on call and it’s easier to learn new things

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connectionsconnections

32
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Power of family environment is __ in children’s attitudes, beliefs, manners, & success

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evident

33
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Shared environment among children account for less than __% of differences in personality

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10%

34
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__ to group influences to establish ourselves and be accepted in different groups

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Subject

35
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If everyone lived in homogeneous ethnic groups, cultural diversity would be less __

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relevant

36
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Cultures vary in __, __ & __

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expressiveness, pace of life, and punctuality

37
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Cannot explain __ changes by changes in human gene pool which evolves far too slowly to account for high-speed __ transformations

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culturalcultural

38
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Concept: SelfIndividualism:Collectivism:

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Individualism: independentCollectivism: interdependent

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Concept: Life taskIndividualism:Collectivism:

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Individualism: express one’s uniquenessCollectivism: keep connections, perform role

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Concept: What mattersIndividualism:Collectivism:

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Individualism: me- personal achievement, self-esteemCollectivism: us- group goals, solidarity, family duty

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Concept: Coping methodIndividualism:Collectivism:

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Individualism: change realityCollectivism: accommodate to reality

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Concept: MoralityIndividualism:Collectivism:

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Individualism: defined by individualsCollectivism: defined by social networks

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Concept: RelationshipsIndividualism:Collectivism:

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Individualism: many, temporary or casual, confrontation acceptableCollectivism: few, close and enduring, harmony valued

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Concept: Attributing BehaviorIndividualism:Collectivism:

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Individualism: reflects one’s personality and attitudesCollectivism: reflects social norms and roles

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__ __: parents want children to think for themselves__ __: focus on cultivating emotional closeness, strong sense of family self- shames child shames family, honor to family, honor to self

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Western societyAsia / Africa

46
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__ behave more aggressive. Aggression gender gap pertains to __ rather than __ aggression

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menphysicalverbal

47
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more dominant, forceful, independent, leaders, directive, autocratic, opinionistic, powerful, receive higher pay, hold most gov’t positions

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men

48
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deferential, nurturant, affiliative, democratic, decision makers, supporters

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women

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__ differ from __ b/c they’re less concerned with being separate individuals and in being more concerned with making connections

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Femalesmales

50
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__: play in large groups, emphasize freedom, self-reliance; __: play in small groups, less competitive, more open & responsive to feedback, more caring, open to spirituality, strong bonds, talk more often & openly, turn to others in stress

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BoysGirls

51
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Women use conversation to __ __ , men use it to __ __

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explore relationshipscommunicate solutions

52
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Children organize themselves into __ and __ __

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boygirl worlds

53
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We’re the product of __ & __, also an open system

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nature and nurture

54
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environment acts on the surface of genes to alter their activity

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epigenetics

55
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testes develop at __ weeks and produce a flood of testosterone

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7

56
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guide development of external sex organs

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hormones

57
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during the __ and __ month of pregnancy, sex hormones bathe fetal brain

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4 and 5

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