Exam 4: Gender: Identity, Roles, and Differences

A cluster of mental representations about male and female physical qualities, behaviors and personality traits.

Describe the role of sex hormones in sex differentiation.

List some facts about general reassignment.

Nurturance and cooperation are consistent with the masculine stereotype.

Given an example of what someone with Turner syndrome experiences.

Explain the differences that may exist between girls with partial androgen-insensitivity syndrome (PAIS) or complete androgen-insensitivity syndrome (CAIS).

Describe some of the gender differences that exist in mathematical ability.

Describe how the external sex organs develop from undifferentiated to distinctly different in the womb.

Discuss gender differences in personality.

Describe Klinefelter syndrome.

Which of the following statements is true about differences in personality?

List some of the gender differences in personality that exist between males and females.

Describe the differences in verbal, visual-spatial, and mathematical ability for males and females.

As far as social behavior, how do males and females differ in sexuality?

List two types of sexism that remains prevalent.

A state characterized by possession of both stereotypical masculine traits and stereotypical feminine traits.

Discuss the role of the brain in gender differences.

Define cryptorchidism and how it might be treated.

Developmentally speaking, children acquire awareness of gender-role stereotypes beginning at age 7.

List what the Wolffian duct develops into.