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Test 1 Flashcards

1
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Sex

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Distinguished by genes, chromosomes, and hormones

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Gender

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Social categories set apart by psychological features and role attributes

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3
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Gender Role

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Social position accompanied by a set of norms

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Intrarole Conflict

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Expectations with a role conflict each other

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Interrole Conflict

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Expectations of one role conflict with another role’s expectations

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Gender Identity

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Perception of the self

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7
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Feminist

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believe women and men should be treated equally

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What do feminists value?

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Gender equality, then activism

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Sexism

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attitudes of prejudice towards people based on sex

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Gender-role sterotype

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cognitive beliefs about the features of the psychological or biological categories of male and female

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Sex discrimination

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differential treatment towards men and women

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Correlation

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Observing the relationship between two variables

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Experiment

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manipulating one variable and observing the effect on another

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14
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Internal validity

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confidence that the true cause of the effect is being studied

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External validity

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confidence that the results from an experiment generalize to the real world

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Construct validity

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making sure what you’re measuring is what you set out to test

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Meta-Analysis

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Summary of a lot of studies to develop a conclusion

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18
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Social Desirability Bias

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people anwer in a socially acceptable way

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Confirmation bias

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looking for results that fit your thinking

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Selection bias

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bias in how you choose groups

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Recent reserach trends

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  1. Multifaceted constructs of gender
  2. Roles are affected by social context
  3. Shifting the focus to perceiver effects
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22
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Gender Role Strain

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Tension from not fulfilling your assigned gender role “duties”

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Social Construct Theory

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The way men and women act is based on the culture and norms around them

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Gender Ideology

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Attitudes towards gender roles

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Tradition Gender Ideology

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Men sphere is work and women’s sphere is home

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Egalitarian Gender Ideology

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Power is distributed equally, and each identify equally with the same spheres

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Transitional Gender Ideology

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It’s okay to identify with the same sphere but women should devote more time with kids and men should work a bit more

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Discrimination

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treat people differently based on differences

29
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Hostile Discrimination

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feelings of hostility towards women reflected by negative assumptions about them

30
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Benevolent Discrimination

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underestimating women

31
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Stereotype

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set of beliefs about a certain group of people

32
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Ideology

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attitudes of how roles should be shaped

33
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Category Based expectancy

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assumptions based on characteristics of general categories of which they belong

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Target-based expectancy

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perceptions based on individual info

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Self-Fulfilling Prophecy

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when expectations influence behavior towards someone

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Backlash Effect

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the penalty that is imposed on people for counter stereotypical behavior

37
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What spatial ability are men good at?

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Mental Rotation

38
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What spatial ability are women good at?

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Object location memory

39
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Sex Differences in Math

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Female: more negativity, lower self-concepts of ability

Considered male field

40
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Sex Differences in Verbal ability

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Female: talk earlier, better grammar and writing
Male: reading difficulty, stuttering

41
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Empathy

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feeling the same emotion as another person

42
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Sex Differences in Aggression

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Male: more likely to be physically aggressive, medium arousal brings more aggression

43
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Sex Differences in Sexuality

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Male: more partners, more casual sex, masturbation, pornography
Female: slightly more same-sex sexual behavior, varied

44
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File Drawer Problem

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Research doesn’t get published because it won’t get people’s attention

45
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Object relations theory

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  1. importance of early relationships in establishing gender identity
  2. Family structure and early social experiences determine sexuality
  3. mothers are responsible for the development of distinct gender roles
46
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Social Learning Theory

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we learn behavior that is modeled and we learned behavior that’s reinforced

47
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Modeling

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tendency for a person to reproduce the actions, attitudes, and emotional responses

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Reinforcement

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the process of encouraging or establishing a belief or pattern of behavior, especially by encouragement or reward.

49
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Gender Role Socialization Theory

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fundamental assumptions about agents in the environment

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Parent Agent

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Treat genders differently; encourage agentic for males and communal for females

51
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Other People Agent

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stereotype people we don’t know

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Toy Agent

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color, packaging, and type made for a specific gender

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Book Agent

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Damsels in Distress and Knights in Shining Armor

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TV Agent

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Female sexual features exaggerated, traditional roles, female underrepresentation in sports

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Ad Agent

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Market to different genders

56
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Social Role Theory

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focuses on society and how societal role structure shape behavior across groups of people

57
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Cognitive Development Theory

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acquisition of gender roles takes place in the head

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Schema

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category that contains info about the features of the category, as well as association with other categories

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Gender Schematic

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using gender category as a guiding principle in behavior

60
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Gender Aschematic

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doesn’t use gender category as a guiding principle

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3 Determinates of Gendered Behavior

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  1. Perceiver’s expectations
  2. target’s self-concept
  3. situation
62
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Cognitive confirmation

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we see what we want to see

63
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Behavioral confirmation

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perceiver’s expectations actually alters target’s behavior

64
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Self-verification

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concerns with behaving consistent with self-concepts

65
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Self-Preservation

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concerns with how our behavior is seen by others

66
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Self-Monitoring

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the extent one is concerned with self-preservation or self-verification

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