cognitive student Flashcards

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Kohlberg theory

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  • children develop ability to think abt gender, as they become more capable of more complex thoughts
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stage 1 , gender identity

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  • age 2-3
  • able to identify themselves as boy/girl, based on psychical appearance e.g hairstyle

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stage 2, gender stability

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  • understand that = girls grow into woman = boys grow into men
  • they dont understand that gender stays the same regardless of how they look

mcconaghy - found that children thought doll in a dress was a woman when male genitalia was visible

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stage 3, gender constancy

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  • 6 years old
  • they now understand that gender stays the tisane over time
  • they begin to learn behaviours that match their gender, done by observing and imitating role models of the same gender
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ao3 support research

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p- research evidence supports 3 stages

e- slaby and frey, asked children questions like, were you a little boy/girl when you were a baby, found that they dint recognise gender stability till 3-4 years

e- +children who scored highest on stability + constancy = showed greater interest in same sex models

l- suports development stags, and that children who have achieved constancy = pay more attention to same sex models

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ao3 criticsm age

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p- age needs readjusting

e- slaby frey , gender constancy = appeared as young as 5

e- may be bc children have more exposure to gender information nowadays. e.g through media

l- even tho evidence supports the stage, age band = younger than Kohlberg said

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ao3

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p- evidence 4 gender differences in gender development , slaby frey found boys more likely to show gender constancy than girls

e- bc boys= more likely to identify with same gender role models as men are more powerful in society

e- + boys more likely to be punished 4 gender inappropriate behaviours than girls

l- theory = incomplete, as slt may be involved

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gender schema theory

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  • way we think abt gender, changes w age = due to development of brain
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age 2-3 gst

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  • when child realises their gender = start searching enviro to develop schema
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age 6, rst

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  • fixed stereotypical view on whats appropriate for their gender , may disregard info thats not consistent with this stereo
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age 8

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  • elaborate schemas for both genders
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ao3

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p- gender indentity forms earlier

e- zosuls , observed children , found they were using gender labels by 19 months

e- children may even show gender-typed prefrences even earlier than this

l- age related predictions of gst = incorrect

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ao3

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p- gender schemas = influence how children process/remember info

e- barbard = study where 4-9 year olds, told that gender neutral objects.e g pizza cutter, either for boys/girls

e- children more interested in objects that matched their own gender, + a week later they remembered more stuff about the objects labelled as their own gender

l- gs= helps children organise new info in memory = so supports existence of gender development

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