BTEC Applied psychology Unit 1. Exam
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Chatard's aims
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A label, examples female and male that are often culturally defined rather
1
than biologically defined.
Information stored in memory about which personality characteristics
2
often go together, which guide our impression of other people.
, Who's aims are these: If students are reminded of a gender stereotype
(boys are better at maths and girls are better at art subjects), do they
recall their maths and art test results incorrectly?
Permanent memory store with practically unlimited capacity, storing
4
memories for up to a lifetime. Encoding is mainly semantic (meaning)
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A binary construct Sex
you are either female
XX chromosome or
male XY chromosome.
A label, examples Gender
female and male that
are often culturally
defined rather than
biologically defined.
Not having a fixed Gender fluid
gender.
Possession of the Masculinity
qualities traditionally
associated with men.
, Behaving in ways Femininity
considered typical for
women.
Identification with a Transgender
gender that does not
match one's biological
gender.
Gender - a term that Binary
means either male or
female
A term that suggests Non-binary gender
that gender cannot
be split up into two
distinct categories
Types of gender that Typical gender forms
are socially the norm
ie male and female
Types of gender that Atypical gender forms
not socially the norm
ie metrosexual
A condition where a Gender Dysphoria
person feels
discomfort with the
gender assigned to
them at birth
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Chatard's aims
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A label, examples female and male that are often culturally defined rather
1
than biologically defined.
Information stored in memory about which personality characteristics
2
often go together, which guide our impression of other people.
, Who's aims are these: If students are reminded of a gender stereotype
(boys are better at maths and girls are better at art subjects), do they
recall their maths and art test results incorrectly?
Permanent memory store with practically unlimited capacity, storing
4
memories for up to a lifetime. Encoding is mainly semantic (meaning)
Don't know?
Terms in this set (101)
A binary construct Sex
you are either female
XX chromosome or
male XY chromosome.
A label, examples Gender
female and male that
are often culturally
defined rather than
biologically defined.
Not having a fixed Gender fluid
gender.
Possession of the Masculinity
qualities traditionally
associated with men.
, Behaving in ways Femininity
considered typical for
women.
Identification with a Transgender
gender that does not
match one's biological
gender.
Gender - a term that Binary
means either male or
female
A term that suggests Non-binary gender
that gender cannot
be split up into two
distinct categories
Types of gender that Typical gender forms
are socially the norm
ie male and female
Types of gender that Atypical gender forms
not socially the norm
ie metrosexual
A condition where a Gender Dysphoria
person feels
discomfort with the
gender assigned to
them at birth
