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Social Psychologyby David G. Myers 8th Edition

Genes, Culture, and Gender

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Human Nature and Cultural Diversity

• Evolution and behavior

• Culture and behavior– Cultural diversity

– Cultural similarity

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Human Nature and Cultural Diversity

• Social roles– High- and low-status

roles

– Role reversal

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Gender Similarities and Differences

• Independence versus connectedness

• Social dominance• Aggression• Sexuality

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Evolution and Gender: Doing What Comes Naturally?

• Gender and mating preferences

• Gender and hormones

• Reflections on evolutionary psychology

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Culture and Gender

• Gender roles vary with culture

• Gender roles vary over time• Peer-transmitted culture

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Conclusions

• Biology and culture

• Situations and persons– Situations affect different people differently– People often choose their situations– People often create their situations

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Social-Role Theory

Socialization

Other Factors(Biological)

Division ofLabor

Gender Role Expectations

Gender Related Skills & beliefs

Sex Differencesin Behavior

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Supplemental Slides

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Evolutionary Predictions

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Evolutionary Predictions

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Evolutionary Predictions

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Gestures

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Gestures

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Gestures

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Social Role Theory

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A Closer Look At Gender