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AQA A Level Psychology – Gender Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass what is your sex? - Answer-whether you are biologically male or female what is your gender? - Answer-the way you act and identify yourself what is 'androgynous'? - Answer-having a balanced combination of masculine and feminine characteristics what are sex-roles? - Answer-the particular behaviours expected of men and women what are sex-role stereotypes? - Answer-ideas about sex-roles that are widely held but tend to ...

Bem (1970's) - ANSWER-Developed a test to measure Androgyny (known as the BSRI) by asking 100 undergraduate students which personality traits they thought were desirable for men and women. Smith and Lloyd (1978) - ANSWER-Videotaped mothers playing with a baby that was not their own and found that descriptions of and interactions with the baby were determined by the perceived sex of the infant. Prakash (2010) - ANSWER-Tested 100 married females in India on masculine and feminine traits and...

AQA PSYCHOLOGY GENDER EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED LATEST UPDATE 2024/2025 Sex The biological differences between males and females Gender The psychological and cultural differences between males and females Sex-role stereotype A set of beliefs and preconceived ideas about what is expected or appropriate for males and females Gender identity disorder (GID) Sex and gender don't correspond Androgyny Displaying a balance of masculine and feminine characte...

AQA A Level Psychology – Gender Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass what is your sex? - Answer-whether you are biologically male or female what is your gender? - Answer-the way you act and identify yourself what is 'androgynous'? - Answer-having a balanced combination of masculine and feminine characteristics what are sex-roles? - Answer-the particular behaviours expected of men and women what are sex-role stereotypes? - Answer-ideas about sex-roles that are widely held but tend to ...

AQA A Level Psychology – Gender Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass what is your sex? - Answer-whether you are biologically male or female what is your gender? - Answer-the way you act and identify yourself what is 'androgynous'? - Answer-having a balanced combination of masculine and feminine characteristics what are sex-roles? - Answer-the particular behaviours expected of men and women what are sex-role stereotypes? - Answer-ideas about sex-roles that are widely held but tend to ...

Implicit Gender Stereotypes Explicit vs. Implicit Gender Stereotypes Implicit Association Test (IAT) stereotype-consistent pairings vs. stereotype-inconsistent pairings The Complexity of Contemporary Sexism Attitudes Toward Women’s Competence Women’s competence is likely to be devalued:  when males are doing the evaluating  when the participants have traditional attitudes  when little information is available about a person’s qualifications  bias may be strongest when a ...

AQA A LEVEL PSYCHOLOGY (GENDER) WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS. Sex - CORRECT ANSWER-Refers to a persons biological status as male or female. Determined by different chromosomes, leading to different hormonal influences = differences in anatomy, reproductive organs, hair growth etc. - also is innate What is Gender Dysphoria? - CORRECT ANSWER-When a individual identifies more with the opposite sex than the one they were assigned at birth. What happens if one's sex doesn't match their gender? - COR...

what is your sex? - ANSWER -whether you are biologically male or female what is your gender? - ANSWER -the way you act and identify yourself what is 'androgynous'? - ANSWER -having a balanced combination of masculine and feminine characteristics what are sex-roles? - ANSWER -the particular behaviours expected of men and women what are sex-role stereotypes? - ANSWER -ideas about sex-roles that are widely held but tend to be narrow, inflexible, and over generalised what was bem's...

Sex -ANSWER - The biological differences between males and females including chromosomes, hormones and anatomy. Gender -ANSWER - The psychological and cultural differences between males and females including attitudes, behaviours and social roles. Sex-role stereotype -ANSWER - A set of beliefs and preconceived ideas about what is expected or appropriate for males and females in a given society. Gender identity disorder (GID) -ANSWER - Characterised by strong, persistent feelings of iden...

Psychology Paper 3 notes on Gender including definitions, evaluations and key studies