Cognitive explanation: Gender schema theory Flashcards

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whose theory is gender schema theory

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Martin and Halverson (1981)

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Gender schemas

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children learn about gender roles from the culture in which they live.

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How are Gender schemas formed

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Bem

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Resilience of gender beliefs

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  • gender beliefs lead children to hold vert fixed gender attitudes as they ignore any information they encounter that isn’t consistent with in-group information
  • e.g if a boy sees a film with a male nurse, its ignored as male is not behaving consistently with the in group schema
  • no altering of gender beliefs
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Schema

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  • A mental framework that helps organise and interpret information in the brain.
  • Helps an individual to make sense of new information
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In-group schemas

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  • the groups with which a person identifies
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Out-group schemas

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  • the group opposite to which a person identifies
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Peer relationships

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