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Comparison of the life of a family to the life of an individual |
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Buss' study of mate selection |
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International preference in selecting mates
Included a total of 18 items
Each item was ranked on a scale from a 3 to a 0, for indispensible to irrelevant
Asked information about age preferences
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perceptions of beauty are based on the relation between the target's face and body features and the perceivers' needs
Biological evolution, sociocultural forces, and individual personality influence perception |
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Monogamy, Polygny, Polyandry, Group Marriage |
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Monogamy - 1 man, 1 woman
Polygny - 1 man, multiple women
Polyandry - 1 woman, multiple men
Group marriage - yup |
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Western v. Eastern Ideals for Marriage |
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Western: Marriage is culmination of "romance"
Eastern: Arranged marriage |
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No formal marriages or ceremonies
Relationship between partners
Often conducted secretly |
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Belief that individuals (sometimes specifically women) should refrain from sex until marriage
Oten tied to religious beliefs |
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Marrying of girls under the age of 15
Bride Price - gifts given to bride's family for marriage
Ethiopia and Nigeria have 50% of girls married before 15
Saudi Arabia has no legal marriages, but some Muslim clerics have acceptable marriages for girls as young as 9
South Asia - high rates of cild marriages despite laws |
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Cultural Variances in acceptance of homosexuality |
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Pre-industrial world
Dates back to Ancient Greece and Rome (older men, younger men or adolescents)
Dates back to earliest record in Japan
Abrahamic texts (Judeo-Christian) texts forbade sodomy |
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Sex - biological aspect of male or female-ness
(chormosomes, hormones, gonads, genitals)
Gender - acquired behavioral and psychologcial aspects of being man or woman |
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An individual who identifies with a biological sex different from their own biological sex
Distinct from orientation |
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Kathoey - male to female transgender or effeminate gay male
Although some social stigma, largely accepted
Most sexual reassignment surgeries in the world |
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Reflecting one child policy.
4 grandparents, 2 parents, 1 child |
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Parental beliefs are shaped by culture
They relate to actions in a systematic way
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Examples of parental belief systems influencing behavior |
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German v. West African mothers, Nso mothers emphasized primary care, body contact, and body stimulation
Germanic mothers emphasized face to face interaction and exclusive attention |
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Authoritative - Responsive and Demanding
Authoritarian - Demanding and Not Responsive
Indulgent - Not Demanding and Responsive
Negligant - Not Demanding and Not Responsive |
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Contextual model of parenting |
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Socialization goals that parents have for their children lead to different types of parenting practices which in turn lead to adaptive adolescent outcomes
Views parenting style as a context. |
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Cultural variation in single parenting |
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Non-hispanic whites 23%
Blacks 60%
Native American 50%
Asian 16%
Hispanic 38%
Overall - 32% of children are products of single-parent households |
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Korean belief that individuals must respect their parents, and bring no dishonor to the family name. |
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emphasizing sharing and cooperation and a sense of family pride loyalty. Predominant in Latino Elderly |
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Simaptica, Personalismo, Respeto |
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Simaptica - stresses loyalty, dignitty, friendliness, politeness, affection, and respect for others
Personalismo - Stresses personal goodness and getting along with others more important than individual success
Respeto - Valuing and acknowledging hierarchies that define and individual's proper place in society on the basis of age, gender, race, and class |
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