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Psych Paper 3
Gender
Atypical gender develop- social explanation
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What psychological explanation accounts for gender dysphoria?
Social learning theory
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How does social learning theory explain gender dysphoria?
Children imitate
opposite sex
role models
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What might happen if a boy imitates his mother?
He may develop behaviors of the
opposite sex
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What role does the absence of a father figure play in gender dysphoria?
It may increase imitation of the
mother
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How can positive reinforcement affect a child's gender behavior?
It can encourage behaviors aligned with the opposite sex
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What is vicarious reinforcement in the context of gender development?
Learning through observing others being rewarded
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If a girl sees another girl praised for playing football, what might she do?
She may start playing football
herself
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What could result from repeated imitations and reinforcements in gender behavior?
Development of gender identity disorder
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How might a child feel if they develop gender identity disorder?
They may feel uncomfortable with their biological sex
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What are the key components of social learning theory related to gender dysphoria?
Imitation of opposite sex role models
Positive reinforcement for non-stereotypical behaviors
Vicarious reinforcement through observation
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