Across
- 1. Gender ______; the third and final stage of Kohlberg's theory of gender development in which children realise their gender doesn't change.
- 3. A hormone which is involved in reproductive behaviour including childbirth, breastfeeding and monogamy.
- 9. Primarily a female hormone; promotes the development and maintenance of the female characteristics in the body
- 10. ________ syndrome; a genetic disorder that means that an individual only has one X chromosome and the second is missing or incomplete
- 11. Structures of DNA found in the nucleus of living cells that contain genetic information
- 14. ________ syndrome; a genetic disorder that means that an individual has an extra X chromosome (XXY)
- 15. Gender ______; the first stage of Kohlberg's theory of gender development between 18 months and 3 years
- 16. A gender term that refers to showing stereotypical female behaviours E.g. nurturing, caring
Down
- 2. A gender term that refers to having a balance of masculine and feminine characteristics
- 4. Primarily a male hormone; stimulates the development of male secondary sexual characteristics
- 5. Gender _____ theory; an explanation of gender development that says children do not need to know gender is permanent before observing other gender behaviour
- 6. Chemical messengers that are released into the bloodstream from glands
- 7. ____ ____ _____ Inventory; created by Sandra Bem to establish someone's gender identity (write as one word, no spaces)
- 8. A gender term that refers to showing stereotypical male behaviours E.g. aggression, competitiveness
- 12. Gender ______; the second stage of Kohlberg's theory of gender development in which children rely on superficial characteristics to determine gender
- 13. Psychologist who believed that gender developed in set stages in line with cognitive understanding