The psychology of sex and gender

Barbara June Smith

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Part One: An Introduction to the Psychology of Sex and Gender 1. Why a Psychology of Sex and Gender? 2. Methodological Considerations When Studying Sex and Gender 3. Stereotypes, Mythology, and Media Messages Part Two: Theoretical Explanations for the Acquisition of a Gender Identity 4. Theoretical Explanations for Gender Identity: Biological through Neo-Freudian Perspectives 5. Theoretical Explanations for Gender Identity: Cognitive through Environmental Perspectives Part Three: A Developmental Overview of Sex and Gender 6. A Developmental Overview: Prenatal Development through Childhood 7. Topics in Childhood 8. A Developmental Overview: Adolescence and Young Adulthood 9. Topics in Adolescence and Young Adulthood 10. A Developmental Overview: Adulthood 11. Current Topics in Adulthood

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