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Quiz 11: Male-Female Differences
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Question 41
Multiple Choice
How is prenatal androgen exposure related to differences in later behavior?
Question 42
Short Answer
The concept of __________ suggests that behaviors and thoughts evolve as a result of their usefulness for survival, and is used to both explain and justify the dominant position of men and the submissive position of women.
Question 43
Short Answer
The functionalists view women's __________ as central to their lives, precluding their development of other pursuits.
Question 44
Short Answer
__________ is determined at the moment of conception when the female's egg with its X chromosome joins with the male sperm with its X or Y chromosome.
Question 45
Short Answer
Individuals with __________ are born with a single X chromosome; they have female external genitals but no ovaries.
Question 46
Short Answer
Female embryos that are prenatally exposed to an excess of androgen develop into __________, and are born with either masculine genitals or ambiguous genitalia.
Question 47
Short Answer
According to Freud, as a result of the __________, a boy learns to identify with the father, thereby taking on his father's personality traits, while additionally being able to possess his mother vicariously through his father's experience.
Question 48
Short Answer
A boy's __________ is enhanced by the importance of his penis for pleasure, threats from his parents about masturbation, and the fact that he has noted that girls do not have a penis.
Question 49
Short Answer
According to Freud, when girls discover they do not have a penis they suffer from _______, in which girls become overwhelmed with feelings of inferiority and jealousy.
Question 50
Short Answer
Gender __________ theory argues that our culture and gender-role socialization provide us with organized mental structures that delineate our understanding of the abilities of, appropriate behaviors of, and appropriate situations for men and women.
Question 51
Short Answer
The __________ Inventory is used to classified individuals as feminine, masculine, androgynous, or undifferentiated.
Question 52
Short Answer
An individual who has both feminine and masculine traits is described by the term __________.
Question 53
Short Answer
According to __________ theory, social behaviors that differ between the sexes are embedded in social roles; that is, the different roles in which men and women find themselves specify their behaviors.
Question 54
Short Answer
Brenda Major's work emphasizes that individuals tend to make same sex comparisons known as __________ comparisons when evaluating their behavior.
Question 55
Short Answer
__________ tend to do better on visual and spatial tasks while __________ have more advanced verbal abilities.
Question 56
Essay
What are two broad areas of research that lead us to believe that some behavioral/personality characteristics may be biologically (genetically/hormonally) determined? Give one specific example of research that points to this conclusion.