Name the approach to gender! 5.0 / 5 based on 2 ratings ? PsychologyGenderASAQA Created by: Former MemberCreated on: 15-04-14 12:06 Boys have a surge of testosterone at the age of 4, hence why they are more active and boisterous than girls Biological 1 of 10 At the age of 3-4, children understand their gender will remain stable Cognitive 2 of 10 Children identify with their same sex parent when 3-6 years old, forming their gender identity Psychodynamic 3 of 10 Waber- boys that mature later have better verbal ability than those who develop early Biological 4 of 10 Differences between the genders are learnt through differences in their treatment and people who model gender behaviour Social learning theory 5 of 10 Children seek information related to their gender once their gender identity established Cognitive 6 of 10 The main force behind a child's gender development is their relations with their parents Psychodynamic 7 of 10 Self-efficacy (the ability to imitate a model's behaviour) is required Social learning theory 8 of 10 Martin and Halverson- gender schema information is distorted by children to make it consistent Cognitive 9 of 10 Turner's syndrome and Klinefelter's syndrome both support the explanation Biological 10 of 10
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