Sex & Gender Development

1. 1Children can adapt to the roles and behaviours that are expected of men and women in any given culture. What is this called?

   1. AGender typing
   2. BGender roles
   3. CGender constancy
   4. DGender stability
2. 2There are culturally-specific roles (eg, attitudes, rights, behaviours) that both males and females adopt. What is this known as?

   1. AGender typing
   2. BGender roles
   3. CGender stability
   4. DGender constancy
3. 3There is a term for the biological differences that separate men and women that is mediated by hormones. What is it called?

   1. AGender differences
   2. BSex differences
   3. CBiological differences
4. 4There are exaggerated - and often inaccurate - beliefs about male and female characteristics in certain groups or cultures (eg, Asian women, Arabic men). What is this called?

   1. AGender-role stereotypes
   2. BBiological stereotypes
   3. CSex stereotypes
5. 5At what age (in months) do infants understand categorisation?

   1. A1 month old
   2. B2 months old
   3. C3 months old
6. 6At what age, in months, do babies begin to intermodally understand male-female distinctions?

   1. A2 months old
   2. B4 months old
   3. C6 months old
   4. D8 months old
7. 7Newborn _____ are better co-ordinated, maintain more eye contact, and are healthier.

   1. AGirls
   2. BBoys
8. 8Newborn ______ have higher motor activity, are more irritable and are awake for longer.

   1. AGirls
   2. BBoys
9. 9A year old infant's understanding of categories improves and shows which type of preference?

   1. ASame-sex
   2. BIntersex
   3. CNeither
   4. DBoth
10. 10When one-year-old girls and boys were shown videos of cross-dressing children (eg, boys in dresses, girls in overalls), where was their attention directed the most?

    1. ASame-sex who cross-dressed
    2. BMembers of the opposite sex

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