Across
- 1. Expectations of how men and women should behave
- 2. Rules for accepted and expected behavior - usually unique within various cultures (plural)
- 6. The basic unit of heredity (singular)
- 7. A kind of culture where the success of the individual person is most important
- 9. the study of relative power and limits of genetic and environmental influences on behavior
- 13. Contains segments of DNA; every cell in our body has 23 pairs (singular)
- 15. If a happy, sociable child attracts people who make it more happy and sociable, this relationship between innate behaviors and the environment is called _____
- 16. A person's characteristic emotional reactivity and intensity, often present at birth or early in life
Down
- 1. Theory that states we learn gender through a cultural recipe (two words, no space)
- 3. A kind of culture where the success of the group, like family or community, is most important
- 4. The study of influences on gene expression that occur without a DNA change
- 5. The molecule containing the genetic information that makes up chromosomes
- 8. Theory that states gender behavior is learned through reinforcement, punishment or observation (two words, no space)
- 10. The field of psychology that is concerned with behavior in light of the principles of natural selection
- 11. How a person views him or herself in terms of gender
- 12. The center of our cells that contains our genetic information
- 14. This kind of study help us determine what kinds of behaviors and personality traits might be inherited by studying identical siblings