PSY 101 Chapter 13: CULTURE, GENDER, AND OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCES (contin)
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Biology draws the outline and culture paints the details. , a set of but on social intelligence and open communication: how do we learn gender? combination of both, gender identity , social learning theory , gender typing . : one"s personal sense of being male, female, or a. : states that we learn social behavior from observing and imitating and by rewarded or punished. : taking on the traditional male or female roles: some kids organize themselves into boy worlds and girl worlds . : a blend of male and female roles that feel right to the individual. Androgynous people are more adaptable; they are self-accepting; they experience less depression: gender schemas organize our experiences of male-female. A person whose gender identity or expression f. characteristics and helped one think about one"s gender identity transgender: differs from that associated with their birth sex.
