Chapter 3, Nature, Nurture and Human Diversity quiz terms: know these definitions.
Chromosomes
Genes
Nucleotides
Bone cells
Behavior geneticist
Temperament
Natural selection
Mutation
Reproductive success
Genetically predisposed
Genome
Heritability
Identical twins
Fraternal twins
Chapter 3 test questions
Be able to compare individualism and collectivism
What is a gender role?
What is gender identity?
What is gender?
What is the evolutionary perspective on mate selection?
What are norms?
What is personal space?
What is culture?
What is gender schema theory?
What is social learning theory?
What is gender typing?
What are gender roles?
What is natural selection?
What is genetic predisposition?
How are traits determined?
How do evolutionary psychologists explain behavior?
What does “fitness” mean?
What are the gender differences on sexual behavior?
How influential are parents on personality?
What are the criticisms of the evolutionary perspective on personality?
How do identical and fraternal twins compare?
X and Y chromosomes
Testosterone
Prenatal environments
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Short answer:
1. How do twin and adoption studies help us to understand individual differences?
2. What are nature and nurture, and what does it mean to say they work together to
make us who we are?