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PSYCHOLOGY
346
"Sex,
Gender and Behavior"
Key Concepts & Vocabulary
Chapters 4 - 6
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similarities vs. differences traditions (pp. 106-107)
variability (pp. 108-109)
significant vs. statistically significant (p. 199)
confounding (p. 110)
meta-analysis (p. 203)
moderator variable (p. 111)
average differences (p. 109)
female underprediction effect (p. 119-120)
sterotype threat (pp. 115-116)
variability hypothesis (p. 121)
preconventional, conventional, postconvential morality (p. 128)
ethic of rights, ethic of responsibility (p. 129)
different voice (p. 129)
dominants and subordinates (p. 130)
dimorphic (p. 137)
gonads (p. 140-142)
cloning (p. 137)
intersex (p. 140)
testes (p. 254)
androgens: testosterone, dihydrotestosterone (p. 138, 140)
ovaries (p. 140-142)
estrogens, progestins (p. 138, 142)
homologue (p. 140)
“gay gene” (p. 144)
lateralization (p. 145-146)
sexual inversion hypothesis (p. 146)
biological determinism (p. 146-147)
mounting (p. 147)
PRIMO (p. 149)
autosomes (p. 140)
sex chromosomes (p. 140
Turner's syndrome (p. 150)
XYY & XXY (p. 151)
Klinefelter's syndrome (p. 152)
Congenital adrenal hyperplasia (p. 153)
Angrogen insensitivity (p. 156)
5-alpha-reductase & at beta-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase deficiency
(p. 157)
cross-sex rearing (p. 159)
transsexualism (p. 162)
gender blending (p. 165)
social learning theory (p. 173)
identification (p. 174)
gender identity (p. 175)
gender stability (p. 175)
gender schema (p. 174)
gender constancy (p. 175)
interactive process (p. 177)
sex-selective abortion (p. 180)
sex segregation (. 197)
rituals of pollution (p. 199-200)
relational aggression (p. 202)
assertiveness vs. aggression (p. 202)
tomboy vs. sissy (pp. 205-207)
hyperfemininity (pp. 207)
flexibility (p. 210)
positive social deviance (p. 212) |
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