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Title: Qualitative Research corrected typo


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Qualitative Research (corrected typo)
  • Does not attempt to explain a relationship, only
    to describe it.
  • Good for understanding context, or individual
    experiences
  • e.g., naturalistic observation, case studies,
    field studies, surveys, correlational research

2
Quantitative Research (corrected typo)
  • controlled research (in a lab) that
    systematically and objectively can determine
    cause and effect.
  • AKA scientific method
  • value free
  • replication
  • generalizable

3
Gender Bias in Early Research
  • The Questions
  • The Researchers
  • The Subjects
  • The White Male Standard

4
Ask yourself...
  • Does the difference interact with
  • Culture?
  • Community?
  • Race
  • Ethnicity
  • Class
  • Religion
  • Sexual Orientation
  • Is the found difference
  • Real?
  • Big?
  • Observable?
  • Universal?
  • Fixed?
  • Meaningful?

5
  • Essentialism emphasizes universal, biologically
    based origins for differences between men and
    women
  • Social Constructionism emphasizes
    culture-specific, learned, origins for
    differences between men and women.

6
Sociocultural Evolutionary Perspectives
  • Sociocultural
  • Social Norms Rules and expectations for
    appropriate social behavior
  • Culture The beliefs, customs, habits and
    languages shared by the people living in a
    particular time and place
  • Evolutionary
  • Natural Selection the assumption that animals
    that have characteristics that help them survive
    and reproduce will pass those characteristics on
    to their offspring
  • Adaptations Characteristics that are well
    designed for survival and reproduction in a
    particular environment

7
Psychodynamic perspective
  • Proposes that childhood sexuality and unconscious
    motivations influence personality.
  • Oedipus Complex
  • Penis Envy
  • Post-Freudian

8
Social Learning Phenomenological Perspectives
  • Social Learning
  • Modeling/Imitation Behaviors an observational
    learning process
  • Latent Learning learning that occurs without
    performance
  • Phenomenological
  • Perceptions give organization and meaning to
    behavior. Affected by the goals of the person.
  • If men define situations as real they are real
    in their consequences

9
A question to consider
  • Why might a man pick up the tab on a date
    according to each psychological perspective?
  • Sociocultural
  • Evolutionary
  • Social Learning
  • Phenomenological
  • Psychodynamic

10
Five Stages of Sexual Dimorphism
  • 1) Genetic
  • 2) Gonadal
  • 3) Horomonal
  • 4) Internal Genitalia
  • 5) External Genitalia

11
Biological Mechanisms
  • Mullerian System
  • Directs development of female reproductive
    organs. THIS IS THE DEFAULT SYSTEM!
  • Wolffian System
  • Directs development of male reproductive organs
  • THIS TURNS OFF THE MULLERIAN SYSTEM

12
Getting a Boy...
  • Third month of fetal development
  • Testes begin to secrete androgens
  • Wolffian system comes on line and takes
    Mullerian off line
  • Result? Male Reproductive Organs

13
Getting a Girl...
  • Third month of fetal development
  • Mullerian system is default so its already on
    line
  • Lack of testosterone takes Wolffian system off
    line
  • Result? Female Reproductive Organs

14
When things go differently...
  • Turners Syndrome
  • Klinefelters Syndrome
  • Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome
  • There need not be a direct link between
    chromosomal status and gender

15
Basic Premises of Evolutionary Models
  • Traits are selected to maximize survival or
    reproduction
  • Traits are always selected FOR particular
    environments
  • All human traits were selected in the Pleistocene
    era
  • DIFFERENT traits evolve whenever different groups
    of people (e.g., males vs females) maximize
    survival or reproduction in different ways

16
Gender differences emphasized by Evolution Theory
  • Anatomy
  • size and strength
  • childbearing
  • Division of Labor
  • men hunt, women gather
  • men run society, women raise the kids

17
Evolutionary Perspective of Mate Selection
  • IGA wants an older man who can offer her (and
    her offspring) external resources and physical
    protection
  • UGA wants a young, healthy (fertile) women who
    can have his children
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