HOME Basics in the Study of Gender Research Basics Biology 1 Biology 2 Brain Sexuality Gender Identity Sociobiological & Psychoanalytic Approaches Chodorow Social Learning and Cognitive Developmental Approaches Gender Schema, etc. Cognitive Abilities Casey data overview Friendships Physical Health Mental Health Aggression Aggression 2 Communication	Psychology / Women Studies 257 - Autumn, 2002 Psychology of Gender
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Gender Basics 10/2/2002 Click here to access printable WORD version of these slides Click here to start slide show Table of Contents Psychology of Gender Gender Beliefs and Attitudes Definition of Terms Sex vs. Gender Sex vs. Gender Gender Identity Gender Role Gender Role Gender Role Identity Masculine Gender Role Identity Masculine Gender Role Identity Other Sex vs. Opposite Sex Other Sex vs. Opposite Sex Feminine Gender Role Identity Feminine Gender Role Identity Androgynous Gender Role Identity Androgynous Gender Role Identity Undifferentiated Gender Role Identity Gender Role Identity Gender Role Identity Gender Role Identity Gender Role Identity and Sexual Orientation Homophobia Gender Role Variations Gender Role Conflict Gender-Role Strain Sex or Gender Role Stereotypes Sex or Gender Role Stereotypes Sex or Gender Role Stereotypes Sex or Gender Role Stereotypes Origin of Sex Stereotypes - “Kernel of Truth” Hypothesis Origin of Sex Stereotypes - “Kernel of Truth” Hypothesis Origin of Sex Stereotypes - Social Role Theory (Eagly) Origin of Sex Stereotypes - Social Role Theory Origin of Sex Stereotypes - Social Role Theory Origin of Sex Stereotypes - Social Role Theory Origin of Sex Stereotypes - Stratification Theory Gender-Role Attitudes Gender Role Value Author: Department of Psychology Email: nkenney@u.washington.edu Home Page: http:courses.washington.edu/gender/ <----- Return to Top Research on Gender 10/7/2002 Click here to access printable WORD version of these slides Click here to start slide show Table of Contents Research on Gender Politics Politics Politics Types of Research Types of Research Subject Selection Subject Selection Rosenthall Effect Rosenthall Effect Rosenthall Effect Rosenthall Effect Rosenthall Effect Statistical Significance Statistical Significance Statistical Significance Statistical Significance Statistical Significance Gender Differences Meta-Analysis Meta-Analysis Research on Gender Ability research/vs. Achievement Ability vs. Achievement Threshold of Convincability Gender Difference vs. Gender Exclusivity Gender Difference vs. Gender Exclusivity Author: Department of Psychology Email: nkenney@u.washington.edu Home Page: http:courses.washington.edu/gender/   <----- Return to Top Biological Approaches to the Study of the Relationship between Sex/Gender and Behavior (1) 10/14/2002 Click here to access printable WORD version of these slides Click here to start slide show, Table of Contents Biological Approaches to the Study of the Relationship between Sex/Gender and Behavior Biologically-Based Approaches Biologically-Based Approaches Biologically-Based Approaches Types of Studies Used to Argue the Biological Perspectives Types of Studies Used to Argue the Biological Perspectives Types of Studies Used to Argue the Biological Perspectives Types of Studies Used to Argue the Biological Perspectives Biological Determination of Sex Bipotentiality of Sex Differentiation Bipotentiality of Sex Differentiation Stage 1 - Chromosomal Sex Stage 1 - Chromosomal Sex Stage 1 - Chromosomal Sex Turner Syndrome Turner Syndrome Turner Syndrome Klinefelter Syndrome Klinefelter Syndrome Klinefelter Syndrome XYY (Supermale) XYY (Supermale) XYY (Supermale) XYY (Supermale) Chromosomal Sex Stage 2 - Gonadal Sex Stage 2 - Gonadal Sex Undifferentiated Gonad Development of Male Gonads - Testes Differentiated Male GonadTestis Development of Female Gonads - Ovaries Differentiated Female GonadOvary Development of Female Gonads - Ovaries Stage 3 - Internal Genitalia Undifferentiated Internal Genitalia Development of Male Internal Genitalia Differentiated Male Internal Genitalia Development of Female Internal Genitalia Differentiated Female Internal Genitalia Author: Nancy J. Kenney Email: nkenney@u.washington.edu Home Page: http:courses.washington.edu/gender/   <----- Return to Top Biology 2 10/16/2002 Click here to access printable WORD version of these slides Click here to start slide show, Table of Contents Stage 3 - Internal Genitalia Undifferentiated External Genitalia Male External Genitalia Differentiated Male External Genitalia Female External Genitalia Differentiated Female External Genitalia Stage 4 - External Genitalia Stage 4 - External Genitalia Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia (CAH) CAH in Males CAH in Females Behavioral Effects of CAH Behavior and CAH Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome (AIS) Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome (AIS) Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome (AIS) Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome (AIS) AIS and Behavior AIS and Behavior AIS and Behavior 5-alpha-reductase Deficiency 5-alpha-reductase Deficiency 5-alpha-reductase Deficiency 5-alpha-reductase Deficiency 5-alpha-reductase Deficiency 5-alpha-reductase Deficiency Author: Department of Psychology Email: nkenney@u.washington.edu Home Page: http:courses.washington.edu/gender/   <----- Return to Top Stage 5: Brain Sex??? 10/21/2002 Click here to access printable WORD version of these slides Click here to start slide show, Table of Contents Stage 5: Brain Sex??? Stage 5: Brain Sex??? Example Stage 5 - Brain Sex??? Politics! Politics! Problems with Studies of Brain Differences Problems with Studies of Brain Differences Problems with Studies of Brain Differences Problems with Studies of Brain Differences Problems with Studies of Brain Differences Meaning of Sex Differences in Brain Structure Meaning of Sex Differences in Brain Structure Sexually Dimorphic Nucleus (SDN) Sexually Dimorphic Nucleus (SDN) INAH3 INAH3 INAH3 Corpus Callosum PPT Slide Corpus Callosum Corpus Callosum PPT Slide PPT Slide Gender Differences in Lateralization Gender Differences in Lateralization Gender Differences in Lateralization Development of Gender Difference in Lateralization Why a Difference in Lateralization?- Theories Geschwind and Galaburda Geschwind and Galaburda Waber (1976) Levy (1969) Author: Department of Psychology Email: nkenney@u.washington.edu Home Page: http:courses.washington.edu/gender/ <----- Return to Top Gender & Sexuality... 10/23/2002 Click here to access printable WORD version of these slides The word document font has been changed to a more standard font. Click here to start slide show, Table of Contents Gender & Sexuality... Some Disclaimers: Some Disclaimers (con’t) Some Disclaimers: The Basics: Definitions The Basics: Definitions The Basics: Definitions The Basics: Definitions Historical Perspectives Historical Perspectives Historical Perspectives Early research (late 19th and early 20th C) Early research (late 19th and early 20th C) Early research (late 19th and early 20th C) Recent Research: the “homosexual gene”? Recent Research: Hormone Imbalance? Recent Research: Prenatal Hormone Imbalance? Recent Research : A Gay Brain? PPT Slide Essentialism! Essentialists… Social Constructivism Social Constructivists... Recapping the major differences in Essentialism and Constructivism: Recapping the major differences in Essentialism and Constructivism: Recapping the major differences in Essentialism and Constructivism: Recapping the major differences in Essentialism and Constructivism: Challenges to Essentialism Challenges to Essentialism Challenges to Essentialism Challenges to Essentialism Challenges to Essentialism Final Cautions... Concluding Thoughts... Concluding Thoughts... Author: Mary Plummer Email: nkenney@u.washington.edu Home Page: http:courses.washington.edu/gender/   <----- Return to Top Gender Identity 10/30/2002 Click here to access printable WORD version of these slides Click here to start slide show,   <----- Return to Top Sociobiological Approach & Psychanalytic Theories 10/31/2002 Click here to access printable WORD version of these slides Click here to start slide show, <----- Return to Top Chodorow - Reproduction of Mothering 11/05/2002 Click here to access printable WORD version of these slides Click here to start slide show, <----- Return to Top Social Leaning and Cognitive Developmental Approaches 11/05/2002 Click here to access printable WORD version of these slides Click here to start slide show, <----- Return to Top Gender Schema, etc. 11/08/2002 Click here to access printable WORD version of these slides Click here to start slide show, <----- Return to Top   Cognitive Abilities 11/13/2002 Click here to access printable WORD version of these slides Click here to start slide show, <----- Return to Top Friendships 11/19/2002 Click here to access printable WORD version of these slides Click here to start slide show, <----- Return to Top Physical Health 11/21/2002 Test 2 covers only to slide 13 in this set. Click here to access printable WORD version of these slides Click here to start slide show, <----- Return to Top Mental Health 12/02/02 Click here to access printable WORD version of these slides Click here to start slide show, <----- Return to Top Aggression 12/02/02 Click here to access printable WORD version of these slides Click here to start slide show, <----- Return to Top Aggression 2 12/04/02 Click here to access printable WORD version of these slides Click here to start slide show, <----- Return to Top Communication 12/04/02 Click here to access printable WORD version of these slides Click here to start slide show, <----- Return to Top
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