Quiz XIV
This is the set of biological and physical differences between males and females, often referring to chromosomal and anatomical differences such as genitalia
biological sex
This is the country in which a national scale study was done that, contrary to expectations, discovered a positive correlation between economic affluence, gender equality, and gendered career choice
Sweden
This is the stage of development in which a person transitions from childhood to adulthood through physical and cognitive changes wrought on by puberty
adolescence
This is the interpretation of new experiences with our existing conceptual framework
assimilation
This is the style of parenting in which a parent imposes rules and expects unquestioned obedience
authoritative
This is the style of parenting in which parents are both demanding and responsive to the needs of their children
authoritative
This is the primary researcher who developed the alternate theory from all developments detailed above.
Carol Gilligan
Provide the primary researcher who developed the three styles of parenting detailed above
Diana Baumrind
This is the primary researcher who found that, as children changes in to adulthood, the shift from acceptance from parents to acceptance from peers
Erick Erickson
This is the primary researcher who discovered the need for physical touch, caregiving, and affection to facilitate proper intellectual, social, and physical development by giving monkeys soft surrogate mothers, wiry surrogate mothers, or social isolation
Harry Harlow
This is a Swiss develop mental psychologists who pioneered biological and cognitive development research
John Piaget
This is the contemporary psychological researcher who largely disproved the original theory of moral development centered around rational thought and judgement
Jonathan Haidt
This was the researcher from the 1950s who pioneered moral development
Lawrence Kohlberg
This is the adaptation of our current conceptual frameworks to incorporate new information
accommodation
Along with human beings under the age of two, this was the other group of primates in which studies confirmed a general male preference for 'things' and a general female preference for 'people'
chimpanzee
This is the stage of development in which children gain the mental operations that enable them to think logically about concrete events
concrete operational stage
This is the stage of moral development in which children begin to understand the purpose and function of upholding laws to maintain social order
conventional stage
This is the inability of young children to comprehend the perspective and perception of others
egocentric
This is the relatively new stage of adulthood in which young adults manage their own lives, but are still dependent on their parents for financial or housing support
emerging adults
This is the alternate theory of moral development which asserts that women possessed a more feminine view of morality which is based on an understanding of responsibilities, care for others, and the cultivation of personal relationships
ethics of care
This is the stage of development in which children begin to comprehend abstract concepts, consequences, and ponder hypothetical positions
formal operational stage
This is the belief that the roles and characteristic by which culture defines male or female are largely social constructions
gender
This is a person's behavior, mannerisms, interest, and appearance that are associated with gender in a particular cultural context
gender expression
This is a person's sense of being male or female
gender identity
These are the social and cultural set of expected behaviors for men and women
gender roles
These are the 0.0% of people born with an additional chromosomes that makes it difficult to categorize them as definitively male or female
intersex
What did the researcher detailed above believed was the primary driving force in our moral judgements?
intuition
This biological sex tends to prefer power, achievement, social dominance, direct leadership, direct confrontation, and even physical aggression on average
men
This is the style of parenting in which a parent makes few demands, uses little punishment, and submits to the child's desires
permissive
Is the stage of moral development in which children began to comprehend and reflect on their own ethical and moral principles regarding law and order
post conventional stage
This was the stage of moral development in which morals are driven primarily or understood in terms of self-interest.
preconventional stage
This is the stage of development in which the child learns to use language, but does not yet comprehend the mental operations of concrete logic
preoperational stage
These are concepts or frameworks that organize and interpret information
schemata
This is the stage of development in which infants primarily known the world in terms of sensory impressions and motor activities
sensorimotor stage
This is the theory that one observes and imitates gender roles by being rewarded or punished for gendered behavior
social learning theory
This is the ability to predict and associate body language and emotional expression with behavior (i.e., seeing that mommy is upset and offering her a toy or a hug)
theory of mind
This biological sex tends to prefer more democratic means of leadership, and while still cable of aggression, often manifest this aggression relationally on average
women
This was Lev Vygotsky's theory of development that asserted children learn optimally when the task requires a small degree of guidance but still allows the child to grapple with and overcome the obstacle
zone of proximal development