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- Chromosomes 23 pairs
- deoyribonucleic accid
- xx female
- xy male
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- Men- prefered attractive, physical feature, young and health female
- womeon- preferred resouce, social stuats males
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- twins that lived separate and did not know of one another
- grown men and women
- when asked questions about there personalities and their likes they had the extremely similiar responces
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- it is an emotinal excitability whether reactive intense and fidgety or easygoing, quite, and placid
- in born personality dispostion
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- intergenerational values belifs and tradition of range group of people
- it is behavior, ideas, attitude, value, and tradition shared by a group of people and transmitted from one generation to another.
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- our sense of being male or female
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- assumes that children learn behavior by observing and imitating and by being rewarded or punished by people in their lives
- but modeling and rewarding is not done by parents along, becuase the differences in the way parents rear boys and girls aren't enough explain gender-typing
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| Evolutionary psychologist |
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- the study of evolution of behavior and the mind using principles of natural selection
- study now natural selection gene combo and mutation has shaped our universal behavioral tendencies
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- two groups of relatives: Genetic (biological parents and sibling) and environmental (adoptive parents and siblings)
- environmental factors shared by family's children have virtually no impact on their personalities
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- it the effect of one factor that depends on another factor
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- expectations about the way men and women behave
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| aquiring traditional male or female roles |
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| assume that childrean learn from their culture a concept of what t means to be male or female |
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