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Psychology GCSE Sex&Gender OCR
Preguntas del test (5)
1What is gender?
- Athe psychological status of being male or female also the awareness of which gender you consider yourself to be.
- Bthe biological status of being a male or female based on your chromosomes, genitals and reproductive organs
2Sex identity is the biological status of being male or female
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
3What does the term masculinity refer to?
- Arefers to the behaviours and ideas that are considered to be a characteristic of being female.
- Brefers to the behaviours and ideas that are considered to be a characteristic of being male.
- Crefers to a set of behaviours that include high levels of both masculine and feminine characteristics.
4What is the role of chromosomes in typical gender development?
- Athe chromosomes come from the sperm, if the sperm has an X chromosome the child will be female, if the sperm contains a Y chromosome the child will be male.
- Bthe chromosomes come from the egg, the sperm has an X chromosome and depending on if the chromosome in the egg is an X or Y the child will be male or female.
5What is the role of gonads and and hormone production in typical gender development?
- AThe hormone oestrogen is required for sexual development, puberty, stimulation of egg production and female reproductive organs. It is produced in the ovaries.
- BMales have testosterone is the hormone that is required for sperm production and development of male reproductive organs. They also produce small amounts of oestrogen.
- CMales only have the testosterone hormone, it is produced in the testes and adrenal glands.
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- A level Psychology Test sobre Psychology GCSE Sex&Gender OCR, creado por Josie Saddler el 16/11/2014.
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- Josie Saddler
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- English
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