Chapter 2 Test

Question 1

Gender Stereotypes about emotions

Answer 1

Emotions we perceive that each gender should have

Question 2

Internal vs. External Attributions

Answer 2

Women-More internal thoughts and bad things. Men seek more external reasons

Question 3

Display rules

Answer 3

Cultural norms that we make for what emotions can be portraited.

Question 4

Externalizers

Answer 4

Women show more emotion reactions through their facial expressions but less physiologically

Question 5

Internalizers

Answer 5

Men more likely to show less emotion but have more internal reaction

Question 6

Generalizers

Answer 6

Demonstrate both equally.

Question 7

Gender Role identity

Answer 7

plays significant effect on how we express out emotions

Question 8

Temperament

Answer 8

What emotions boys and girls are more likely to show

Question 9

Self conscious emotions

Answer 9

People of color show similia tires in showing and guilt.

Question 10

Emotional intensity

Answer 10

Powerful vs Powerless emotions

Question 11

Emotional intensity

Answer 11

Gender Roles/Endorsement of gender stereotypes/ Men more women less/ How strong you relationship is with someone

Question 12

Emotional Competence

Answer 12

Ability to perceive, appraise & express emotions accurately & clearly.
To understand, analyze & use knowledge about emotions to think & make decisions
To regulate emotions of self & others

Question 13

Mental Health

Answer 13

Emotional, Psychological, Social Well being, Affects our thinking, mood, and behavior.

Question 14

Trauma

Answer 14

Emotional response to an terrible event.

Question 15

PTSD

Answer 15

Emotional event characterized by intrusive thoughts about the event, anxiety, and avoidance of similar situations.

Question 16

ACE’s

Answer 16

Adverse Childhood Experiences.

Question 17

Broverman Double standard study

Answer 17

Traits of normal men and women
Found that it was dependent on male and female and used gender expectations.

Question 18

Mental Illness

Answer 18

Disordered behavior or thinking, indicated by ongoing distress and the inability to cope.

Question 19

Social Control

Answer 19

Using mental illness to catalyze controlling women.

Question 20

Major Depressive disorder

Answer 20

You know it

Question 21

Women and depression

Answer 21

Have more but commit less

Question 22

Alcoholism in women and men

Answer 22

Men abuse alcohol more but women abuse drugs.

Question 23

Bulimia and eating disorders

Answer 23

Women have more, need to avoid fat talk and bad body standards.

Question 24

Gender Dysphoria

Answer 24

Desire to be a different gender

Question 25

Gender difference in ability?

Answer 25

None

Question 26

Spatial Skills?

Answer 26

Women have a harder time

Question 27

School Achievement?

Answer 27

Girls get better grades, but with possibly feminized schooling

Question 28

Occupations

Answer 28

We still see gendered occupations, but its getting better

Question 29

Gender gap in stem

Answer 29

Boys far higher then girls, Bias, lack of interest, and role models.

Question 30

Feminist Biology

Answer 30

Biology has often been looked though from a male lens, giving women less representation

Question 31

Xist Gene

Answer 31

Affects how the specific things appear

Question 32

SRY Gene

Answer 32

Makes proteins to determine the y chromosome

Question 33

Epigenetics

Answer 33

Looking at genetics with nurturing as well to get a better overall understanding.

Question 34

Androgens

Answer 34

in both men and women

Question 35

Estrogen

Answer 35

Womens hormone

Question 36

Test

Answer 36

In men only.

Question 37

Organizing Effects

Answer 37

Get permanent effects like genitalia

Question 38

Activating effects

Answer 38

Activate or deactivate certain behaviors

Question 39

Is genitalia identical?

Answer 39

Yes to start, then changes. Tissues are homologous

Question 40

Brains

Answer 40

Female and male brains are the same size relative to the size of body

Question 41

Neural Plasticity

Answer 41

Ability of the nerves and connections to build and change