Social Behaviour Flashcards

1
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small correlation between masculine play in boys and prenatal ___________

A

progesterone

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2
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other non hormonal factors linked to gender-related play in Beek et al. study

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number of older brothers in boys, sisters in girls

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3
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3 month toy preference study found boys and girls with CAH (androgens prenatally) had _________ toy preference

A

masculine

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4
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females outperform males in tests of

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perceptual speed, fine motor tasks, math calculation

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5
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males more accurate in

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target directed motor skills, mathematical reasoning, spatial tasks

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6
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stereotype threat

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individual conforms to the stereotype
- in study by Spencer et al. w/ math tests, expecting a gender difference produced one

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7
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gender difference in love in 2005 study

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no difference

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8
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gender difference in love in 2001 study

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women value: friendship, sisterly love
men value: romantic, passionate love

  • authors didn’t report magnitude of differences
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9
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pros of group living

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  • anti-predation
  • foraging efficiency
  • group defence of resources
  • mating
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10
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cons of group living

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  • disease transmission
  • competition for mates, resources, nesting sites, etc.
  • conspicuousness
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11
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affiliation

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behaviours that bring individuals together

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12
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aggression

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threat or attack (keep apart)

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13
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territorial behaviour

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defence of physical area (keeps some individuals apart)

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14
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hormones involved in affiliative behaviours

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nonapeptides
- 9 amino acids
- oxytocin and arginine vasopressin (in mammals)

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15
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oxytocin

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  • increased in new lovers than singles
  • ppl given oxytocin rate their partners as more attractive, more corresponding activation in nucleus accumbens
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16
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prairie voles

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monogamous
- low testosterone (1/2 than montanes)
- more oxytocin receptors in prelimbic cortex, nucleus accumbens, anterior olfactory nucleus
- lots of vasopressin receptors in ventral pallidum, some in lateral septum
- show seperation anxiety

17
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montane voles

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polygamous
- high testosterone (2x prairie voles)
- less oxytocin receptors, some in anterior olfactory nucleus, very little in prelimbic cortex and nucleus accumbens
- more in lateral septum
- lots of vasopressin receptors in lateral septum. some in ventral pallidum
- no seperation anxiety