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Quiz for Chapter 4
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A study has shown that males have less of this than females.
Confidence
Testosterone
Aggresssion
Serotonin
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Eating disorder that over eats and then self induced vomiting.
Anorexia nervosa
Bulimia nervosa
3
Set of behaviors that a culture determines is appropriate for each gender.
Gender identity
Androgynous
Gender role
Gender schema
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One area with the most significant difference between males and females
Verbal ability
Aggression
Number of friends
Math
5
This theory says children acquire gender roles interacting and thinking in their environment.
Social learning
Biological
Psychoanalytical
Cognitive-develpmental
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A mental representation of behaviors for men and women.
Gender stereotype
Gender identity
Androgynous
Gender schema
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One of the principle developmental tasks for an adolescent is
Break away from peers.
Learning to depend on others for help
Become independent of families
getting a job and earning money
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Acting along with group norms
Rebellion
Conformity
Independent
Withdrawl
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Eating disorders are most common in this type of country.
Industrialized
Less-developed
Culturally diverse
Communist
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Small, exclusive group of people within a larger group.
Adrogynous
Team
Adolescent
Clique
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Eating disorder with prolonged self-starvation and dramatic weight loss.
Bulimia nervosa
Anorexia nervosa
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Who uses more more hedges and disclaimers when talking
Females
Males
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A flexible combination of traditionally male and female characteristics.
Gender schema
Gender identity
Androgynous
Gender role
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Which of these behaviors do depressed teenager exhibit.
Rebellion
Drug and alcohol abuse
Withdrawl
All of these
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Explains process that occurs in childhood when the child identifies with their same-sex parent.
Cognitive-developmental
Psychoanalytical Theory
Biological theory
Social learning
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Possible parental interpretation of an adolescents behavior.
Rebellion
Anorexia
Conformity
Bulimia
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Fashion and music are usually standards set by this group.
Family
Peer
Workplace
Religious
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Oversimplified characteristics that belong to males and females
Gender schema
Androgynous
Gender identity
Gender stereotype
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The gender group to which an individual biologically belongs.
Gender identity
Gender stereotype
Gender role
Gender Schema
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An illusion of invulnerability concerning risky behavior is most common in which group?
Adults
Eledrly
Adolescents
Children