Worksheets4.4 Pyschology
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
the sex group to which an individual biologically belongs
a)
gender identity
b)
gender role
c)
gender stereotype
2.
the set of behaviors that society considers appropriate for each sex
a)
gender indentity
b)
gender role
c)
gender stereotype
3.
an oversimplified or distorted generalization about the characteristics of men and women
a)
gender identity
b)
gender role
c)
gender stereotype
4.
combining or blending traditionally male and female characteristics
a)
gender role
b)
androgynous
c)
gender schema
5.
a set of behaviors organized around how either a male or female should think and behave
a)
gender role
b)
androgynous
c)
gender schema
6.
According to the social learning theory, how do children learn gender roles?
a)
by observing how animals of a certain gender act
b)
by observing different sexes
c)
by observing and imitating models, such as their parents, peers, and teachers
7.
Why might many people disagree with or oppose the biological theories of gender differences?
a)
each individual is different in many ways
b)
evolution occurs from both sexes only
c)
women and men are created equal in today's American society
8.
theory of gender role development that emphasizes the anatomy, hormones, and brain organization
a)
biological theory
b)
psychoanalytical theory
c)
social learning theory
d)
cognitive-developmental theory
9.
Freud's theory of gender identity that results when a child identifies with a parent of the same sex
a)
biological theory
b)
psychoanalyctical theory
c)
social learning theory
d)
cognitive-developmental theory
10.
theory that emphasizes the role of social and cognitive processes on how we perceive, organize, and use information
a)
biological theory
b)
psychoanalyctical theory
c)
social learning theory
d)
cognitive-developmental theory
11.
theory that proposes that children acquire gender roles by interacting with their environment and thinking about those experiences
a)
biological theory
b)
psychoanalyctical theory
c)
social learning theory
d)
cognitive-developmental theory
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