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section 4, chaper 4, psychology

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
gender identity:
a)
One's sex group (masculine or feminine) to which someone belongs biologicly.
b)
the charicteristics that they show to others.
2.
gender role:
a)
behaviors that the oposite sex tells you is appropriate
b)
the set of behaviors that society considers appropriate for each sex.
3.
gender stereotype:
a)
something that is true about the oposite sex, in ALL cases.
b)
distored generalization about  the characteristics of men and wemen.
4.
androgynous:
a)
blending traditionaly male and female characteristics.
b)
male clothing on females and vice-versa.
5.
gender schema:
a)
behavors organized around how females or males should act and think.
b)
ideas about the roles exclussivly limited to a gender.
6.
the theroy that emphasizes the role of social and cognative processes on how we preceive, organize, and use information.
a)
Psychoanalytical Theory
b)
Biological Theory
c)
Social Learning Theory
7.
Theory that emphasizes the role of anatomy, hormones, and brain organization.
a)
Psychoanalytical Theory
b)
Biological Theory
c)
Cognative-Developental Theory
8.
Theory that proposes that children acquire gender roles by interacting with their enviroment and thinking about those experiances.
a)
Cognitive-Developmental Theory
b)
Psychoanalytical Theory
9.
Theory that when a child idetifies with a parent of the same sex, gender identity results.
a)
Phychoanalytical Theory
b)
Social Learning Theory
c)
Cognative-Developmental Theory
d)
Biological Theory
10.
who created the Psychoanalytical Theory?
a)
Sigmund Froid
b)
Sigmund Freud
c)
Alexander Hamiltion