'Gender schemas' presentation slideshows

The XX Files: Increasing the Visibility of Women in Academia & Science Sandra K. Masur, PhD

The XX Files: Increasing the Visibility of Women in Academia & Science Sandra K. Masur, PhD Professor, Department of Ophthalmology Mount Sinai School of Medicine Associate Dean, Faculty Development President, Women Faculty Group Medical College of Wisconsin October 2006.

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Chapter 2 Gender Stereotypes and Other Gender Biases

The Psychology of Women. Chapter 2 Gender Stereotypes and Other Gender Biases. Biased Representations of Women and Men. Terminology Stereotypes Prejudice Discrimination Gender Bias Androcentrism Normative-Male Problem. Biased Representations of Women and Men.

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Sex and Gender Differences

Sex and Gender Differences. Genes and Hormones Guide Sex Development. Testes and ovaries form from the precursor gonads The gene that instructs the ridges to differentiate into testes is called SRY This gene is located on the Y chromosome. Figure 4.1 Human chromosomes.

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Discuss the formation and development of gender roles

Discuss the formation and development of gender roles. Sex and Gender. Sex. Gender. The social and psychological characteristics associated with being male or female. Biological sex is determined by chromosomes. XX for girls and XY for boys.

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Models of gender

Models of gender. Bipolar model More feminine = less masculine Bidimensional model Androgyny Orthogonal model Oblique model. Traditional Western traits. Traditional masculinity Alone: Independent, disciplined, stoical Active: Aggressive, assertive, competitive

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Environmental Influences on Behavior

Environmental Influences on Behavior. Types of Environmental Influences. How Much Credit ( or Blame ) Do Parents Deserve?. You and your siblings grow up in the same environment, are you all the same? Parents effect your belief systems and values much more than your personality.

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Evaluate Schema Theory with reference to research studies

Evaluate Schema Theory with reference to research studies. SCREAMA FOR YOUR SCHEEEEMA. A schema is a mental representation of knowledge stored in the brain. It is a network of knowledge, beliefs and expectations about particular aspects of the world.

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NSF ACES

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Gender

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