Gender Psychology and Research Methods Lecture Notes

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Fill-in-the-blank practice flashcards covering adolescent development, body image, gender differences, research methods, workplace metaphors, and social norms from the lecture.

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Physical changes that lead to sexual maturity are defined as __________.

Puberty

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The psychological changes that occur during puberty are known as __________.

Adolescence

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A person's first menstrual cycle is referred to as __________.

Menarche

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Predictors of menarche include weight, stress, socioeconomic status, and __________.

nutrition

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According to research, there is __________ evidence to support the idea that women have synchronized menstrual cycles.

no

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A painful menstrual cycle accompanied by cramps, nausea, fatigue, or back pain is known as __________.

Dysmenorrhea

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Symptoms of dysmenorrhea can be reduced by heating pads, muscle relaxation, adequate sleep, and __________.

exercise

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Self-understanding across physical, social, and psychological characteristics is called __________.

Identity

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The measure of how much one likes and values the self is known as __________.

Self-esteem

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Gender differences in self-esteem are minimal in childhood, early adolescence, and later adulthood, but are somewhat larger in __________.

late adolescence

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Regarding race and self-esteem, White Americans have a larger gender difference, while Black Americans have a __________ gender difference.

smaller

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A statistical method that aggregates research findings across many studies to discern reliable patterns is a __________.

Meta-analysis

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The strongest predictor of self-worth for adolescent girls is physical appearance, whereas for adolescent boys it is __________.

athletic competence

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Girls are predominantly valued for their body's appearance, while boys are valued for their body's __________.

performance

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Guarantees of equal access to educational and sports opportunities for all genders were established in 1972 by __________.

Title IX

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Focusing on body image concern as a risk factor for poor mental health and eating disorders reflects a __________ lens.

deficit

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A positive sense of being in one's own body is known as __________.

Embodiment

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A smaller, manageable subset of individuals selected and measured from a larger group is called a __________.

Sample

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In psychological research, __________ college students are overrepresented.

White

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Statistical significance occurs when sample data meet statistical criteria showing confidence that the same direction of difference would occur in other samples, even if the __________ significance is very small.

practical

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When comparing mathematics assessments by gender, research reveals __________ practical significance.

no

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The hypothesis stating that males and females share similarity on most, but not all, psychological variables is the __________ Hypothesis.

Gender Similarities

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The hypothesis stating that gender differences in outcomes like math performance relate to societal opportunity structures is the __________ Hypothesis.

Gender Stratification

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In the experiment by Feng et al. (2007), the independent variable was the __________.

type of video games training

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What people generally do in a situation is a descriptive norm, whereas what people are told they should do is an __________ norm.

injunctive

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When decoding nonverbal communication, individuals who have __________ power in a given situation are typically more accurate.

less

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Discrimination that occurs in the hiring process is termed __________ discrimination.

Access

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Discrimination that women encounter after they have obtained a job is referred to as __________ discrimination.

Treatment

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The metaphor of an invisible but rigid barrier preventing women and marginalized groups from reaching top organizational levels is the __________.

Glass ceiling metaphor

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The metaphor describing women encountering dead ends, detours, and puzzling pathways toward promotion is the __________.

Labyrinth metaphor

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The metaphor describing women employed in low-level jobs with no chance of promotion is the __________.

Sticky floor metaphor

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The metaphor describing men in traditionally feminine occupations being quickly promoted into management is the __________.

Glass escalator metaphor

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When a participant responds to what they think the researchers want rather than answering honestly, __________ have occurred.

Demand characteristics

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The concept that different sexual behaviors are expected of, and valued for, men and women is known as the __________.

Sexual double standard

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In the Marks and Zaikman (2024) journal entry experiment, the independent variable was the __________.

gender of the writer